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North Carolina culture has been influenced by both the Northeastern United States and England. The climate varies significantly from warmer temperatures in the eastern coastal regions to cooler temperatures in the western mountains. There is a wide variety of cuisine representing different cultures including Chinese, American, Mexican, and Jamaican foods. North Carolina offers many recreational and educational activities across its diverse landscapes and cities.
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North Carolina's state symbols include the red cardinal as the state bird, dogwood as the state flower, and pine tree as the state tree. The state flag features horizontal red and white bars and a vertical blue bar with the dates of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence and the Halifax Resolves. North Carolina has two nicknames - The Old North State and The Tar Heel State. Some key facts about North Carolina include that it has a population of over 9 million people and became the 12th US state in 1789. Famous North Carolinians include evangelist Billy Graham and actor Andy Griffith.
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North Carolina's state symbols include the red cardinal as the state bird, dogwood as the state flower, and pine tree as the state tree. The state flag features horizontal red and white bars and a vertical blue bar with the dates of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence and the Halifax Resolves. North Carolina has two nicknames - The Old North State and The Tar Heel State. Some key facts about North Carolina include that it has a population of over 9 million people and became the 12th US state in 1789. Famous North Carolinians include evangelist Billy Graham and actor Andy Griffith.
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Este é um trabalho que eu fiz para Inglês do 8º ano sobre o Dia de Acção de Graças. É muito bonito e tem muita informação sobre o assunt. Espero que gostem e partilhem.
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- 1. Culture : The Culture of North Carolina is different we are not stuck on one culture . As a coastal state, however, North Carolina culture has been influenced by the Northeastern United States and early settlers from England. Food : Weather : For food in North Carolina there are many types of food that fit your It is usually 20°F (12°C) warmer at eastern lower culture there is basically nothing that elevations than at the higher elevations in the west. In the winter, the temperature is fairly moderate in the North Carolinian's don't have . central and eastern parts of North Carolina, due to the Things may just work different . presence of the Appalachian mountains that divert List Of Culture Food : cold weather currents originating in Canada. Chinese Food Summers are warm and humid, with threats of American Food hurricanes and tropical storms throughout the Mexican Food summer and early fall. Jamaican Food About NC : & Etc . Capital : Raleigh,NC North Carolina is like no other . There are many things you can choose from. There are trips you can Sports : take there are things you can learn about like for –Soccer instance you can go on Educational trips learn about nature. There are parks you can go to,you can shop –FootBall in outlet malls do many things meet up with friends. –Hockey There are water parks you can visit. There are many animals in North Carolina. The weather is good there –VolleyBall is nothing major . There are a variety of plants you can grow. There is also versatile music all kinds –BasketBall –Tennis –& Etc . Shopping : –there are 14 big malls in NC there is a variety of things you can buy but not everything is cheap . A'Laysha Richmond period. : 2