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In 1791 Maryland agreed to give Washington D.C part of its land it order for it to be established. It then became the capital for the entire country.

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Maryland

1. I LOVE MY STATE MARYLAND

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7. In 1791 Maryland agreed to give Washington D.C part of its land it order for it to be established. It then became the capital for the entire country.

8. Because of places like the Chesapeak Bay, Maryland has become famous for the seafood that they have avaliable. The most eaten and enjoyed is the crab.

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