virginia

Capital city

Richmond

Most populous city (city proper)

Virginia Beach

Person for whom the state is named

Queen Elizabeth

Slogan

Virginia is for Lovers

University of Virginia founder

Thomas Jefferson

First permanent English colony in the New World

Jamestown

Leader of the above colony

supposedly saved by Pocahontas

Virginia's state motto

Sic Semper Tyrannis

George Washington's estate

Mount Vernon

Appalachian mountain pass

Cumberland Gap

Historically Virginia's most important cash crop

Tobacco

Virginian who said "Give me liberty

or give me death!"

Patrick Henry

Town where Cornwallis surrendered

Yorktown

City with a "colonial" historical district

Williamsburg

University in that town

the second oldest in the United States

Virginia is the birthplace of eight _

the most of any state

River that separates Arlington County from Washington D.C.

Potomac

Nickname of Virginia

The Old Dominion

City home to the U.S. Atlantic Fleet

Norfolk

Commander of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia

Robert E. Lee

Bay between the Delmarva Peninsula and the rest of the state

Chesapeake