1. BY:SUMMER PARRISH
PERIOD 2
1/17/2012

2.  Capital city- Sacramento
 Fact 1- ceded by MEXICO by the treaty of
Guadalupe – hidalgo, concluded feb.2, 1848, and
proclaimed July 4 , 1848. from then until statehood,
California had a Military government until dec.20,
1849, and then a local civil government. It never had
a territorial from a government.
 Fact 2:location- 38.546n, 121,426w and sept.9,1850
31st
 Fact 3:economy- agriculture- vegetables , fruits and
nuts, dairy products, cattle, nursery stock, grapes.
 Fact 4: nickname is golden state , nursering schools-
California, museums – the virtual library
 Fact 5: Industry- electronic components and
Equipment, Airspace , film production , food
processing

3. ~capital city- Honolulu
~Agriculture- sugarcane, pineapples, nursery stock,
livestock, macadamia nuts.
~Industry- tourism, food processing, apparel, fabricated
metal products, stone, clay and glasses products.
~ Hawii was once an independent kingdom. (1810-1893
the flag was design at the request of the king
Kamehameha. it has eight stripes of white, red and
blue that represents the eight main islands. The flag
of great Britian is emblazoned in the upper left
corner to honor Hawii’s friendship with the British.
The combination of the stripes of the united states
flag and the union jack of the great Britian is said to
have pleased the merchant shippers of both nations.
Flag adopted for official state use in 1959.

4. > Capital city- Springfield
 Border states- regional list, India, Iowa,
Michigan, Kentucky, Missouri, Wisconsin.
 Agriculture- corn, soybeans, hogs, cattle, dairy
products, printing and publishing, fabricated
metal products, transportation equipment,
petroleum, coal.
 The Illinois flag is a simple representation of the
great seal of the Illinois against a white
background. In 1969, the general assembly voted
to add the word “Illinois” under the great seal of
the flag. The states name was added to the flag
to ensure that people not familiar with the great
seal of Illinois would still recognize the banner.

5.  Capital city- phonex
 Agriculture- cattle, cotton, dairy products, lettuce,
nursey stock, hay.
 Idustry- copper and other mining equipment,
transportation, equipment, machinery, printing and
publishing, food processing, electronic, tourism.
 The 13 rays of red and gold on the top half of the
flag represents both the 13 original colonials of the
union, and the rays of the western setting sun. red
and gold were also the colors carried by Coronado's
Spanish expedition I search of the seven cities of
Cibola in 1540. the bottom half of the flag has the
same liberty blue as the united states flag .Since
Arizona was the largest producer of the copper in the
nation, a copper star was placed in the flag’s center.
Flag adopted 1917.

6.  Capital city- Trenton
 Agriculture- nursery stock, horses, vegatables,
fruits and nuts, seafood, dairy products.
 Industry- chemical products, food processing
electric equipment, printing and publishing,
tourism.
 The state flag of new jersey is buff colored. The
state coat of arms is emblazoned in the center.
The shield has three plows with a horses head
above it. Two women represent the goddesses of
liberty and Agriculture. A ribbon at the bottom
includes the year of independence in 1776 and
reads: liberty and prosperity. The new jersey
state flag was formally adopted in 1896.

7.  Capital city
 Agriculture- cattle, corn, hogs, soybeans,
wheat, sorghum.
 Industry- food processing, machinery ,
electronic equipment, printing and
publishing.
 A banner for the state of Nebraska shall
consist of a reproduction of the great seal of
the state, charged on the center in gold and
silver on a field of national blue.

8.  Capital city-Santa fe
 Agriculture- cattle, dairy products, hay,
nursery stock, chilies.
 Industry- electric equipment, petroleum and
coal products, food processing, printing and
publishing, stone, glass, and clay products,
tourism.
 The yellow and red symbol colors are the
colors of Spain. first brought to new Mexico
by Spanish explorers in 1540. on new Mexico's
flag we see a red sun with rays stretching out
from it. There are four groups of rays in each

9.  Capital city- Albany
 Agriculture- dairy products, cattle and other
livestock, vegetables, nursery stock, apples.
 Industry- printing and publishing, scientific
instruments, electronic equipment,
machinery, chemical products, tourism.
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10.  Capital city- Raleigh
 Agriculture- poultry and eggs, tobacco, hogs,
milk, nursery stock, cattle, soybeans.
 Industry tobacco products, textile goods,
chemical products, electric equipment,
machinery, tourism.

11.  Capital city- Nashville
 Agriculture- soybeans, cotton, tobacco, live
stock and livestock products, dairy products,
cattle.
 industry- chemicals, transportation
equipment, rubber, plastics.