Think North Dakota is all flat plains and quiet towns? Think again. Beneath its peaceful nickname lies a history bursting with secrets, shocks, and stranger-than-fiction stories.

In A Historian Guide to North Dakota Trivia, celebrated author Robert O. Petterson peels back the layers of the Peace State's serene surface to reveal a past that's anything but quiet. This is your backstage pass to North Dakota's most outrageous legends, untold tales, and quirky cultural gems-the kind of stuff you won't find in your average history textbook.

Inside, you'll discover:

• The unlikely connection between North Dakota and UFO sightings that shook the nation

• The mystery of the pyramid in the prairie-built to withstand a nuclear war

• How Theodore Roosevelt's time in North Dakota transformed both the man and the presidency

• The story behind the Scandinavian festival that became a national phenomenon

• The real reason why Fargo isn't quite what Hollywood makes it out to be

• How a town with fewer than 50 people became the center of a political firestorm

From cowboys and coal mines to Cold War secrets and cultural oddities, this trivia-packed guide will entertain, educate, and surprise even the most seasoned Dakotan.

Whether you're a native, newcomer, or just someone who's North Dakota-curious, this book offers a fresh, funny, and fascinating look at one of America's most underappreciated states.

Perfect for:

? Trivia buffs, teachers, and lovers of Americana
? Fans of weird history, true stories, and rural legends
? Road trippers, Dakotans, and those in search of hidden gems
? Anyone who wants to win the next state-themed trivia night

A Historian Guide to North Dakota Trivia is part of the highly praised US Trivia Collection-a one-of-a-kind series that brings each state's personality to life through its wildest facts and stories.

Peaceful on the surface, powerful in its past.
Order your copy today and start your unforgettable journey through the Peace State!