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The glacier that affected Stark County happened about • 2,000 years ago • 20,000 years ago • 200,000 years ago
The glacier that affected Stark County happened about • 2,000 years ago • 20,000 years ago • 200,000 years ago
The glacier that affected Stark County covered • The whole county • The top half of the county • The bottom half of the county
The glacier that affected Stark County covered • The whole county • The top half of the county • The bottom half of the county
The earliest settlers in Stark County are believed to be the • Pilgrims • Shawnee Indians • Hopewell Indians
The earliest settlers in Stark County are believed to be the • Pilgrims • Shawnee Indians • Hopewell Indians
The earliest settlers in Stark County are believed to have been… • Mound builders • Temple builders • Warlike
The earliest settlers in Stark County are believed to have been… • Mound builders • Temple builders • Warlike
Indian mounds were built for what purposes? • Religious purposes • Ceremonial purposes • Residential purposes • All of the above
Indian mounds were built for what purposes? • Religious purposes • Ceremonial purposes • Residential purposes • All of the above
The first European settler in Ohio was a missionary named • John Stark • Cornelius Aultman • Justin Frederick Post
The first European settler in Ohio was a missionary named • John Stark • Cornelius Aultman • Justin Frederick Post
Stark County was named after John Stark, a general in • The Revolutionary War • The Civil War • World War I
Stark County was named after John Stark, a general in • The Revolutionary War • The Civil War • World War I
Stark County was founded in • 1509 • 1609 • 1709 • 1809
Stark County was founded in • 1509 • 1609 • 1709 • 1809
During this time, land in Stark County cost about • $2.00 per acre • $20.00 per acre • $200.00 per acre
During this time, land in Stark County cost about • $2.00 per acre • $20.00 per acre • $200.00 per acre
Early settlers were mostly of what nationality? • Irish • German • Italian
Early settlers were mostly of what nationality? • Irish • German • Italian
The name of the canal that went through Stark County is the • Miami and Erie Canal • Ohio and Erie Canal • Panama Canal
The name of the canal that went through Stark County is the • Miami and Erie Canal • Ohio and Erie Canal • Panama Canal
The Ohio and Erie Canal was built to link Cleveland and • Akron • Columbus • Portsmouth
The Ohio and Erie Canal was built to link Cleveland and • Akron • Columbus • Portsmouth
The need for warehouses and docks to store products resulted in • The river becoming polluted • Cities building up around the canals
The need for warehouses and docks to store products resulted in • The river becoming polluted • Cities building up around the canals
The canals • Opened up the possibility of trading throughout Ohio • Brought more people and goods to settle in Stark County • Encouraged industry and manufacturing • All of these
The canals • Opened up the possibility of trading throughout Ohio • Brought more people and goods to settle in Stark County • Encouraged industry and manufacturing • All of these
In 1846 which college was the first established in Stark County? • Stark Community College • Walsh College • Mount Union College
In 1846 which college was the first established in Stark County? • Stark Community College • Walsh College • Mount Union College
In Canton and Massillon, the railroad centralized the development of • Farms • Heavy Industry • Schools
In Canton and Massillon, the railroad centralized the development of • Farms • Heavy Industry • Schools
Some of the most famous Stark County industries include • Hoover Company • Diebold Company • Dueber-Hampden Watch Works • All of the above
Some of the most famous Stark County industries include • Hoover Company • Diebold Company • Dueber-Hampden Watch Works • All of the above
After the war, the cultural life in Canton, Massillon and Alliance was geared around • The parks • The schools • The opera houses
After the war, the cultural life in Canton, Massillon and Alliance was geared around • The parks • The schools • The opera houses
The Civil War was a controversial topic in Stark County. • True • False
At the outset, the Civil War was a controversial topic in Stark County. • True • False • The Copperheads or Peace Democrats opposed the war against the South.
The population shift began. Stark County started going from • Rural to urban • Urban to rural
The population shift began. Stark County started going from • Rural to urban • Urban to rural
There are currently _____ colleges or universities in Stark County. • Three • Four • Six
There are currently _____ colleges or universities in Stark County. • Three • Four • Six • They are Kent State Stark,Malone College, Walsh College, Mt. Union College, Stark Tech
Which president from Ohio has a library and a monument in Canton? • Garfield • McKinley • Clinton
Which president from Ohio has a library and a monument in Canton? • Garfield • McKinley • Clinton
Which museum is NOT in Stark County? • First Ladies’ Museum • Professional Football Hall of Fame • National Air and Space Museum
Which museum is NOT in Stark County? • First Ladies’ Museum • Professional Football Hall of Fame • National Air and Space Museum
Which two teams have a great football rivalry and have played 117 games? • Massillon and Jackson • Alliance and Ravenna • McKinley and Massillon
Which two teams have a great football rivalry and have played 117 games? • Massillon and Jackson • Alliance and Ravenna • McKinley and Massillon • You couldn’t possibly miss this one!
There are a series of public parks in Stark County. They are collectively called. • The Park System • Stark Parks • Park and Play