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The document provides information about several US states, including California, Kentucky, Oklahoma, New York, Tennessee, Texas, Rhode Island, Florida, Kansas, and Hawaii. It lists various facts for each state such as their nickname, state bird, flower, highest/lowest points, and other notable things related to their history, geography, economy, or culture.
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Washington is located in the northwest United States, bordered by Oregon, Idaho, Canada. The capital is Olympia and the population is over 6.8 million. Some famous Washingtonians include Bill Gates and Hilary Swank. The state is known for its natural beauty, with Olympic National Park on the coast and Mount Rainier in the Cascades. Major industries include aerospace like Boeing, and agriculture like apples and cherries.
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Washington became the 42nd state in 1889. Its capital is Olympia and it has a mild climate with abundant rainfall. The state has a diverse geography and economy centered around industries like timber, agriculture, fishing and technology. Famous residents include Bill Gates, Jimi Hendrix and Adam West. Key facts about Washington include its status as the leading apple and cherry producer in the U.S. and home to attractions like Mt. Rainier, the San Juan Islands and the Grand Coulee Dam.
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Washington state has a population of over 6.7 million people and its capital is Olympia. Major industries include aerospace, software development, food processing and lumber. The state nickname is the Evergreen State due to its forests. It has a varied climate from oceanic in the west to semi-arid in the east. Famous people from Washington include Kurt Cobain, Bill Gates, and Jimi Hendrix. The state flower is the rhododendron.
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Washington became the 42nd state in 1889. Its capital is Olympia and it has a mild climate with abundant rainfall. The state has a diverse geography and economy centered around industries like timber, agriculture, fishing and technology. Famous residents include Bill Gates, Jimi Hendrix and Adam West. Key facts about Washington include its status as the leading apple and cherry producer in the U.S. and home to attractions like Mt. Rainier, the San Juan Islands and the Grand Coulee Dam.
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Washington state has a population of over 6.7 million people and its capital is Olympia. Major industries include aerospace, software development, food processing and lumber. The state nickname is the Evergreen State due to its forests. It has a varied climate from oceanic in the west to semi-arid in the east. Famous people from Washington include Kurt Cobain, Bill Gates, and Jimi Hendrix. The state flower is the rhododendron.
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50 states
This document provides information about the capitals, nicknames, state birds, flowers, climates, and other facts about 12 U.S. states: Massachusetts, New York, Hawaii, Louisiana, New Jersey, Nevada, Tennessee, Florida, Georgia, and California. Key details given include the capitals of Boston, Albany, Honolulu, Baton Rouge, Trenton, Carson City, Nashville, Tallahassee, Atlanta, and Sacramento as well as the state flowers of magnolia, sagebrush, iris, orange blossom, Cherokee rose, and California poppy.
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The document provides information on various symbols of North Carolina including:
- The state capital building in Raleigh, built in Greek Revival architecture between 1833-1840.
- Beverly Eaves Perdue, the first female governor of North Carolina who has a background in education.
- The northern cardinal as the state bird, adopted in 1943.
- The pine tree as the official state tree, designated in 1963, which was historically important for naval stores.
- "The Old North State" and "The Tar Heel State" as the state's nicknames derived from its history.
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This document provides information about the capitals, rank of statehood admission, and additional facts about 14 different US states: California, New York, Hawaii, Georgia, Florida, New Jersey, Washington, Idaho, Alabama, Illinois, Montana, South Dakota, North Dakota, and Wyoming. Each state section lists 2-5 relevant facts about the state's geography, history, economy, or culture.
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The Brown Thrasher is Georgia's state bird, known for its long tail and bill. The state flower is the Cherokee rose. Important landmarks include the Chieftains Trail historic site and the High Museum of Art in Atlanta. Georgia is also known for its peaches, with over 500 varieties grown in the state annually. The live oak is the state tree.
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A Virtual student made Power Point showcasing 21st century skills along with learning the 50 states. Students created their own slides and gave presentation on their states.
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This document describes a virtual field trip created by a 2nd grade class that focuses on learning about different states in the United States. It includes pages from several students that provide the state abbreviation, capital, animal, and a fun fact for their assigned state. It also lists additional extension activities and online resources for learning about states.
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The document provides information about the US states of Florida, New York, Wisconsin, California, Hawaii, Alabama, Rhode Island, New Jersey, Alaska, and Kansas. For each state, it lists the capital city, date it became a state, notable facts, and sometimes the state flower. The document acts as a reference for basic facts about 10 different US states.
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This document contains brief summaries of facts about various US states, including Colorado being known for skiing in the Rocky Mountains, Michigan being called the "Auto State" and "Wolverine State", Montana being known as the "Big Sky Country", Nevada gaining statehood in 1864 and being the "Silver State", and New Jersey being the "Garden State".
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- 2. California Eureka •This state was named by Spanish after Califia. •California is nicknamed the “Golden State”. •The lowest point in California is Death Valley which is 282 feet below sea level. •The highest point in California is Mt. Whitney at 14,494 feet above sea level. •The California flag was designed by William Todd.
- 3. Kentucky United we stand, divided we fall •Kentucky’s state bird is a cardinal. •Kentucky’s nickname is the bluegrass state. •In Kentucky you can find horses, cattle, tobacco, dairy products, hogs and corn. •Kentucky is home to some of the worlds finest racehorses. •Cheeseburgers were first served in 1934 and a restaurant in Louisville Kentucky.
- 4. Oklahoma Labor conquers all things •The National Cowboy hall of fame is in Oklahoma. •Sylvan Goldman, a Oklahoman, invented the first shopping cart. •The state bird is a scissor-tailed flycatcher. •The state flower is a mistletoe. •The movie Twister was filmed in Oklahoma.
- 5. York Excelsi or The state bird is the bluebird. The first American chess compition was held in New York. New York city has 722 miles of subway track.
- 6. Tennessee Agriculture and Commerce Bristol, Tennessee is known as the birthplace of country music. The states flower is an iris. The state is named after the Cherokee village tanasi. The state bird is a mocking bird. The three stars on the flag represent three land forms in Tennessee.
- 7. Texas Friendship Texas is known as the Lone star state. Caddo Lake is the only natural lake in Texas. Dr Pepper was invented in Texas. The armadillo is the states mammal. The state flower is a bluebonnet.
- 8. Rhode Island Hope Rhode Islands nickname is the Ocean state. The state flower is a violet. The state tree is a red maple. The state shares a water border with New York. The state held the first golf tournament.
- 9. Florida In God We Trust The states nickname is the sunshine state. An orange blossom is Florida's state flower. Orlando attracts more visitors than any other amusement park. Gatorade was named after University of Florida gaters. The state bird is a mocking bird.
- 10. Kansas To the stars through difficulties The state bird is a western meadowlark. The state flower is a sunflower. The highest point in Kansas is Mt. Sunflower. Its nickname is the Sunflower state. The population is 2,688,418.
- 11. Hawaii the life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness •The states nickname is the Aloha state. •The state bird is a Nene. •The state flower is a hibiscus. •Hawaii is the only state that grows coffee. •There are only 12 letters in the Hawaiian alphabet.