THE GREAT TEXAS!!!
By: Ariana Schoenwald
INTRODUCTION
 Texas is in the southern/central area of the USA
 Texas’ geography is behind me. It shows all the different places in
Texas.
 Texas’ bordering states are New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and
Louisiana.
 Since Texas is in the south, it’s natural that it’s basically a desert.
But as you can see, not all of Texas is a desert!
STATE HISTORY
 I couldn't find any information on how Texas became a state,
sadly.
 Enchantedlearning.com
 Texas was the 28th state in the USA; it was admitted on December
29th, 1845
ECONOMY/MAIN &
INDUSTRY/RESOURCES
 NATURAL RESOURCES
 Fossil Fuels
 Construction Industry Raw Materials
 Precious Metals and Stones
 Other Geological Resources
 Animal Byproducts
(Couldn’t find anything else that made sense )
PEOPLE & CULTURE
People
Texans are very proud of the history of their state and being
Texans in general. Texans, (Like many other people ;-)) Are very
friendly.
Population
26,448,193 (as of 2013) [Texas is the second most populous state in
the USA, after California; New York is the third most populous.]
GOVERNMENT & POLITICS
STATE GOVERNMENT
Texas State Governor
Rick Perry
Texas Senators
Cornyn, John
Cruz, Ted
(Couldn’t figure out who else )
FAST FACTS/FACTS AT A
GLANCE
 Capitol – Austin
 Nickname – The Lone Star State
 State Tree – Pecan
 State Flower – Bluebonnet
 State Bird – Mockingbird
 State mammals – Texas Longhorn, Armadillo, Free-tailed Bat
TOURIST ATTRACTIONS
Cities to visit in Texas
 Houston
 San Antonia
 Austin
 Dallas
 Fort Worth
 El Paso
DID YOU KNOW?
 State Abbreviation – TX
 State Capitol – Austin
 Largest City – Houston
 Area – 268,601 square miles [Texas is the second biggest state in
the USA – only Alaska is bigger]
 Name for residents - Texans

The Great Texas

  • 1.
    THE GREAT TEXAS!!! By:Ariana Schoenwald
  • 2.
    INTRODUCTION  Texas isin the southern/central area of the USA  Texas’ geography is behind me. It shows all the different places in Texas.  Texas’ bordering states are New Mexico, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Louisiana.  Since Texas is in the south, it’s natural that it’s basically a desert. But as you can see, not all of Texas is a desert!
  • 3.
    STATE HISTORY  Icouldn't find any information on how Texas became a state, sadly.  Enchantedlearning.com  Texas was the 28th state in the USA; it was admitted on December 29th, 1845
  • 4.
    ECONOMY/MAIN & INDUSTRY/RESOURCES  NATURALRESOURCES  Fossil Fuels  Construction Industry Raw Materials  Precious Metals and Stones  Other Geological Resources  Animal Byproducts (Couldn’t find anything else that made sense )
  • 5.
    PEOPLE & CULTURE People Texansare very proud of the history of their state and being Texans in general. Texans, (Like many other people ;-)) Are very friendly. Population 26,448,193 (as of 2013) [Texas is the second most populous state in the USA, after California; New York is the third most populous.]
  • 6.
    GOVERNMENT & POLITICS STATEGOVERNMENT Texas State Governor Rick Perry Texas Senators Cornyn, John Cruz, Ted (Couldn’t figure out who else )
  • 7.
    FAST FACTS/FACTS ATA GLANCE  Capitol – Austin  Nickname – The Lone Star State  State Tree – Pecan  State Flower – Bluebonnet  State Bird – Mockingbird  State mammals – Texas Longhorn, Armadillo, Free-tailed Bat
  • 8.
    TOURIST ATTRACTIONS Cities tovisit in Texas  Houston  San Antonia  Austin  Dallas  Fort Worth  El Paso
  • 9.
    DID YOU KNOW? State Abbreviation – TX  State Capitol – Austin  Largest City – Houston  Area – 268,601 square miles [Texas is the second biggest state in the USA – only Alaska is bigger]  Name for residents - Texans