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Hawaii has a long history dating back to 1500 AD when Polynesians first arrived by canoe. They were later joined by settlers from Tahiti in 500 AD. Britain's Captain James Cook was one of the first Europeans to visit in 1778. Hawaii became the 50th US state in 1959, and has the official nickname of "The Aloha State". The state bird is the Nene goose and the state flower is the yellow hibiscus.
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Delaware was first inhabited by Algonquian tribes and was later explored by Europeans in the 16th century. The Dutch established the first European settlement in 1631. Delaware was the first state to ratify the U.S. Constitution on December 7, 1787. Known as "The First State," Delaware's economy relies on agriculture, chemical production, food processing, and other industries. Popular tourist destinations include the Delaware Memorial Bridge, beaches like Rehoboth Beach, and historical sites around the state. Famous Delawareans include chemist Eleutherer Irene Dupont and physician Henry Heimlich.
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Hawaii became the 50th state on August 21, 1959. The state motto is "au mau ke eao ka aina I pono" which means "the life of the land is perpetuated in righteousness." Hawaii has many active volcanoes, especially in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Some of Hawaii's most notable features include Waikiki Beach, Pearl Harbor Memorial, and the Dole Plantation maze.
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- 1. Hawaii Morgan & Ellen February 7, 2011
- 2. Symbols of (name of your state) The state bird is The state flower is The state tree is Add a picture here. Add a picture here. Add a picture here.
- 3. State Nickname Hawaii has many nicknames but only one is official. Hawaii's nickname is "The Aloha State". Hawaii got the nickname by a 1959 Legislature of the State
- 4. State History First Inhabitants 1500 Years ago, Polynesians from the Marquesas Islands were first to set foot . They sailed over 200 miles in canoes only guided by stars. 500 years ago, settlers from Tahiti arrived with their belief in gods and demi-gods. They instituted a strict social hierarchy based on a kapu system. Exploration 1778 British Captain James Cook landed 1820 brought the firt protestant missionaries Which explorers visited your state and where did they come from? Settlement Where was the first settlement located in your state? Who started the settlement and why?
- 5. State History, continued Colonial Days If your state was one of the original thirteen colonies, explain what life was probably like during that time. Territorial Days If your state was a territory before it became a state, explain when the United States Congress created the territory. Explain how settlers were able to obtain land in the new territory.
- 6. Statehood This state became the __50th__ state in the United States in _1959___. The first governor of the state was ___James Dole______.
- 7. Government National Government Name the current United States Senators and Representatives. This state has _4___ electoral votes. State Government Name the current governor.Neil Abercrombie Describe the state’s legislature.51 member House and 25 member Senate
- 8. Maps In this space insert a political and/or physical map of your state. Note: Check out Microsoft Design Gallery Live at http://dgl.microsoft.com/ for maps and other graphics of your state.
- 9. Population 1950: 1960: 1970: 1980: 1990: 2000: Over the past fifty years the population has (increased/decreased).
- 11. Weather The average high temperature in July is _________. The average high temperature in January is __________. The average yearly precipitation is _____________.
- 12. Natural Resources Water Name the major rivers and bodies of water. Wailuku River(Hawaii island), Anahulu River(Oahu island), and Salt Lake. Minerals Name and describe a few different kinds of minerals.Quartz and Epistilbite Quartz- Espistilbite - popular to collect
- 13. Natural Resources, continued Plant Life Name and describe some of the trees and wildflowers. Animal Life Name and describe some of the wild animals.
- 14. Places to Visit Choose one place in your state that would be interesting to visit. Tell where it is located in the state and why it would be interesting to visit. Note: Use Microsoft Internet Explorer to find information about your state.
- 15. Famous People Choose three well known residents of your state. Tell what they did to become famous.
- 16. State Motto Tell about the state motto and what makes this state special. Ua Mau Ke Ea O Ka Aina I Ka Pono which means "'''The Life of the Land is Perpetuated in Righteousness. It has been the motto for 160 years spoken by King Kamehameha.
- 17. Works Cited List the resources you used for your research.
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- Go to http://www.50states.com/ to find information about your state.
- You may want to use Excel to make a graph of your population and then import it into this slide show.