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In what year was the American frontier officially declared closed by the U.S. Census Bureau? (Hard)

#1: 1890

#2: 1865

#3: 1900

#4: 1876

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Which popular American folkloric figure is said to have died at the Alamo? (Easy)

#1: Paul Bunyan

#2: Pecos Bill

#3: Davy Crockett

#4: Johnny Appleseed

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Frontier Airlines names its planes after animals and features their images on the tail of each aircraft.

Frontier Airlines once offered a “Fly for a Year” pass, allowing unlimited flights for an entire year.

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Which feature are you most excited about in Frontier?

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May 1988

Announcement of Frontier Developments

Frontier Developments is founded by David Braben.

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November 1993

Release of Frontier: Elite II

Frontier Developments releases 'Frontier: Elite II', the sequel to the original game Elite, known for its open-ended gameplay and realistic physics.

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December 1995

Release of Frontier: First Encounters

Frontier Developments releases 'Frontier: First Encounters', the third game in the Elite series, featuring expanded gameplay and story elements.

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