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Arkansas Facts

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According to the Arkansas Department of Agriculture, agriculture contributes more than about how much annually?

  • $2.43 billion
  • $7.5 billion
  • $24.3 billion
  • $60 billion
Correct answer(s):
  • $24.3 billion

In which part of Arkansas is large-scale rice farming especially important?

  • Eastern Arkansas
  • The highest mountain summits
  • Only central city districts
  • The far northwest uplands only
Correct answer(s):
  • Eastern Arkansas

Which crop is a major Arkansas agricultural product?

  • Coffee beans
  • Tea leaves
  • Cocoa beans
  • Soybeans
Correct answer(s):
  • Soybeans

Which traditional crop remains important in parts of Arkansas?

  • Pineapple
  • Cotton
  • Coffee
  • Cranberries
Correct answer(s):
  • Cotton

How many miles of free-flowing river does Buffalo National River protect?

  • 35 miles
  • 135 miles
  • 235 miles
  • 435 miles
Correct answer(s):
  • 135 miles

What is Hot Springs National Park especially known for?

  • Glaciers and ice caves
  • Coral reefs
  • Desert arches
  • Thermal springs and historic Bathhouse Row
Correct answer(s):
  • Thermal springs and historic Bathhouse Row

Which set of features is typical of the Arkansas Ozarks?

  • Steep valleys, bluffs, springs, caves, and forested hills
  • Sand dunes, coral reefs, and beaches
  • Glaciers and tundra
  • Salt flats and desert mesas
Correct answer(s):
  • Steep valleys, bluffs, springs, caves, and forested hills

What helped create the fertile soils of the Arkansas Delta?

  • Volcanic ash from recent eruptions
  • Windblown desert sand only
  • River-deposited sediment
  • Glacial ice sheets
Correct answer(s):
  • River-deposited sediment

What major change reshaped Arkansas’s legal and labor systems after the Civil War?

  • The return of colonial rule
  • The abolition of slavery
  • The discovery of gold statewide
  • The end of all farming
Correct answer(s):
  • The abolition of slavery