PASSPORT RECAP
April 26, 2006
By: Betty Ramsey, LEOASC/BETT R

PACKING ROUND:
1. Mississippi shares a border with all of these other states except: GEORGIA
2. This city is the capital of Mississippi: JACKSON
3 This historic route once linked the Chickasaw and Choctaw nations: NATCHEZ TRACE PARKWAY
4. Mississippi is known as the _____ state: MAGNOLIA
5. The Mississippi Delta is famous for this music genre: BLUES
6. The city of Natchez is famous for its annual pilgrimage of: ANTEBELLUM HOMES

Picture: white capitol-like building

DEPARTURE ROUND:
1. This food earned the nickname "Biloxi bacon" when meat was scarce during World War II: MULLET
2. This current governor was a prominent figure on national TV after Hurricane Katrina: HALEY BARBOUR
3. The powerful 1988 film "Mississippi Burning" is a fictional account of the 1964 murder of 3: CIVIL RIGHTS WORKERS
4. All of these rivers are found in Mississippi except for the _____ River: CHATTAHOOCHEE
5. The University of Mississippi (Ole Miss) football team is nicknamed the: REBELS

Picture: small white house with a swing on the porch

ON TOUR:
1. This Frenchman founded the first European settlement near what is now Ocean Springs: PIERRE LE MOYNE
2. Biloxi's IP, Palace and Isle of Capri reopened just 4 months after Hurricane Katrina: CASINO RESORTS
3. Clarksdale is home to the famous _____ Museum: DELTA BLUES
4. William Faulkner called his home town of Oxford "_____" in his novels of Yoknapatawpha County: JEFFERSON
5. The John C. Stennis Space Center in Bay St. Louis is named for a former Mississippi: SENATOR
6. The Yazoo River town of Belzoni is known as the _____ capital of the world: CATFISH
7. The Southern Delta city of Greenwood is one of the largest _____ markets in the U.S.: COTTON

Picture: large plantation-style home

8. A _____ made by Gustav Dentzel is a national historic landmark in Meridian: CAROUSEL
9. The Pascagoula, near the Alabama border, is nicknamed the _____ river: SINGING
10. The Mississippi Gulf Islands include all of these except: PENDER ISLAND
11. All of these famous people are Mississippi natives except: ELLEN DEGENERES
12. The river town of Tunica is billed as the third largest _____ destination in the U.S.: GAMING

Bonus Question One:
This memorial arch is the start of a 16-mile tour through this Civil War site: VICKSBURG

Bonus Question Two:
Where on the map of Mississippi is Vicksburg found? Area 3

Picture: large mansion

SLIDE SHOW:
1. The capitol in Jackson is a beautiful example of the _____ style of architecture: BEAUX ARTS
2. This two-room frame house where _____ was born is a landmark in Tupelo: ELVIS PRESLEY
3. This landmark home of confederacy President Jefferson Davis was devastated by Katrina: BEAUVIOR
4. This landmark mansion in Natchez is said to be America's largest octagonal house: LONGWOOD

Clues for next destination:
Caribbean Islands
Port of Spain
Red House


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