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Nevada is known for its cities of Las Vegas and Reno, as well as attractions like the Hoover Dam. It has a population of over 2.7 million people and became the 36th state in 1864. Nevada has a diverse geography and climate, with hot summers over 100 degrees and mild winters around 40 degrees. The state's economy relies heavily on industries like tourism, mining gold and silver, and hydroelectric power.
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- 1. Nevada Michaella Ward and Jillian Persing Business presentations By: Michaella Ward and Jillian Persing Business Presentations
- 2. Introduction -Education -Famous People -Interesting Facts -Current Events - History -Cities
- 3. Basic Info -Official state website: http://nv.gov/ -State capitol: Carson City -Population: 2,723,322
- 4. Famous People Edna Purviance-actress in Reno Thelma Pat Nixon-first lady Ben Alexander- actor in Garfield
- 5. Attractions Resources -Reno -gold -silver -Vegas -cattle -Hoover Dam -hay/food -limestone -11 Famous spas in -salt vegas -small amounts of oil -gypsum
- 6. History -found 12,000 years ago -fishermen and hunters traveled around and ended up in the area now known as Nevada -First explorer: Spanish priest Francisco Garces
- 7. Continued History -Officially a state on October 31st, 1864 -The fastest growing of all 50 states -36th state to be admitted into the union -Looked like an old western town when it was first founded
- 8. Geography -In the west next to CA -Geographical size- 1,480 miles - summer, up to 110. winter, down to 40
- 9. Extra Information State Motto- "All for our country" State Bird- Mountain Bluebird State Flower- Sagebrush State Nickname- The Silver State
- 10. Population Carson City 55274 Fallon 24877 Las Vegas 1951269 Minden 46997 Elko 48818 Goldfield 783 Eureka 1987 Winnemucca 16528 Battle Mountain 5775 Pioche 5345 Yerington 51980 Hawthorne 4772 Tonopah 43946 Lovelock 6753 Virginia City 4010 Reno 421407 Ely 10030
- 11. Education and Colleges -University of Nevada Las Vegas • Founded in 1957 • 1.5 miles from the Las Vegas strip - Nevada State College Henderson • Opened in 2002 • Second largest city in Nevada
- 12. Current Events - CBS News: "Nevada's foreclosure rate remains fifth in the nation after big drops in activity compared with last year" -Crime Rate has gone up tremendously • 1960 there were 25 murders reported • 2010 25 murders became 158
- 13. Interesting Facts -Las Vegas itself consumes about 60,000 pounds of shrimp per day -About 150 couples get married in Las Vegas per day -In Nyala, Nevada a man cannot buy drinks for more than three people apart from himself per day
- 14. Current Events Continued -Nevada boxing commission temporarily suspends Julio Cesar for failed drug test
- 15. Industries & Cities -Top Industries -tourism -mining (gold, silver) -hydroelectric power -Top Cities -Las Vegas -Reno -Carson City
- 16. Viva Las Vegas: Top 10 things to do and see
- 17. Conclusion -Nevada is a very popular place to go to -Lots of big cities and attractions - Interesting history - Would be a great vacation spot
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