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ILLINOIS
Illinois
O’HARE
Louisiana
Farming
Chemicals Found Here
History
Virginia
Minnesota
By Willie Williams
A River
Silver City
A region
Not the last card
Some more info
A Nickname
more info
The State Bird
The pine tree
THE SONG
Missouri by:Robert Gilmer
Word Play
PRESIDENTS
STATE EMBLEMS
DELAWARE
Delaware was the first state.
Delaware has 2 nicknames.
Delaware was named after a Virginian Governor Lord De La Ware.
OKLAHOMA
Kansas
KANSAS
Bob Dole was born there.
VERMONT
Vermont
MAINE
Maine
South Dakota
Indiana
Fact 1
2 Fact
3rd Fact
THE END
Massachusetts
Massachusetts ma.
FLORIDA
Christopher Peoples
TEXAS
Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center
NORTH CAROLINA
Famous Places
Who it was named after
The Cardinal
The PineTree
The Dogwood
North Carolina
New Hampshire
fact 1
fact 2
New Hampshire was one of the 13 states that declared Independence.
New Hampshire is very beautiful in the fall
Wisconsin
New Mexico
State Symbols
UFOs
The U.S.’s Oldest Building
New Jersey
State Facts
Famous People from New Jersey
New Jersey was the third state. It became a state on December 18,1787.
NEW YORK
OHIO
Yummy
Rhode Island
Manufacturing
Oregon
Statehood was on
Crater Lake
Oregon is a state where many salmon can be found.
The Keystone State
History Facts
The Amish
Pennsylvania Symbols
M ntana
Location
Montana
Treasure state
State Song (sing it guys!)
Bye Come Back Soon
Alabama
A BIG CAKE
Peanuts
Civil War
Alaska
Gold
FLAG
BIG AND SMALL
THE BRIDGE
Arizona
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Fun Fact:
Chief manufactured products.
Chief Agricultural Products!
Grand canyon
Thank You
Arkansas
Key Facts
Symbols
Unusual Happening
The Last Fact
Goodbye!!
CALIFORNIA
WELCOME TO CALIFORNIA
Gold Rush
Temperature
Steep Hill
California
GOOD-BYE
Connecticut
Connecticut ‘s bird is
Fun Fact
CONNECTICUT
GEORGIA
ATLANTA BRAVES
BISON
HOW GEORGIA GOT ITS NAME
GOOBER STATE
TREMBILING LAND
Hawaii
Did You Know...
Pearl Harbor
Land of Hawaii
A Vacation Land
Record Breaking Rain
BYE - BYE
IOWA
THE WORLDS LARGEST POPCORN STORE
CROCODILES
SNAKE ALLEY
THE BIGEST POPCORN STORE
HOGS
SOY HOUSES
Kentucky
Michigan
Great Lakes
Capital; lansing
Governor
G d Bye
Mississippi
Famous Kings
Bye Bye
Nebraska
NEVADA
If you’re driving through the Silver State, you should know that in much of Nevada, cattle have the right of way.
ORES
Los Vegas
Good-bye!
North Dakota
The flag
Top agriculture
Interesting stuff
South Carolina
State Beverage
State
Tennessee
TENNESSE BATTLE
LOST SEA
enjoying music
FOSSILS AND SHELLS
GOOD BYE
TENNESSEE was named for Tanasie an early Cherokee village. The Cherokee Chief Sequoyah developed a written alphabet of 86 characters for the Cherokee language . Born in the late 1700s,Sequoyah became a silversmith painter, warrior and scholar. He taught many of his people to read and write. The Cherokee formed their own schools and printed their own books. The huge Sequoyah trees of California were named for this remarkable man.
NASHVILLE
What was the capital back then?
Senator
PEOPLE
DoYou KnowWhat Utahs State Rock Is?
Famous For
BYE
Thank you
By
Washington
Seattle
the Pacific Ocean
Vacations
Thanks for visiting
Wyoming
Devil’s Tower
Max Meyer
WEST VIRGINIA
First Settlers
THE MOUNTAIN STATE
Railroads
MARYLAND
WHAT’S IN A NAME
The Preakness Stakes
Boats
COLORADO
Unusual Mayor
Coins
Dinosaurs
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