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The different states and their own singularity By: Christina Vouros

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Page 1: The Different States and Their Own Singularity

The different states and their own singularity

By: Christina Vouros

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Each state has its own…

Flag Bird Governor Capital Police Education System Laws Typical dishes

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By Regions…

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New England States

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Boston

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Important things to know…

The Pilgrims landed on the shores of Massachusetts in 1620.

Accent. People from New York have a very particular accent as well as people from Massachusetts.(Car,Bar)

Some of the best Universities are in this region. Ivy League Schools)

It is the cultural center of the country. New Englanders have a reputation for

hard work, shrewdness, thrift, and ingenuity. 

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Mid-Atlantic States&Washington D.C.

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Washington D.C.

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New York City, Philadelphia

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Important facts…

The 1st state of the new union was Delaware.

Mostly densely populated region of the USA.

People are very active politically in this region.

Strong European influence

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South East/South Atlantic States

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Facts

This region is famous for its “Southern Cooking” and “Southern Charm”

People are very traditional, religious and laid back Racial Tension Plantations, tobacco and cotton Economically not as strong Accents are very distinct Very popular tourist destinations St.Augustin, Florida. Oldest U.S. city(1565) Everyone comes here to retire

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North Central/Great Lakes States

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Minneapolis,Detroit

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Facts

Great Lakes: Huron, Ontario, Michigan, Erie and Superior.

Mall of America (one of the largest shopping malls in the world)

Huge automobile industry Economically strong region

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Mid-West

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Chicago, St. Louis

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Facts

The Heartland Nations “Breadbasket” Mostly farms, fewer cities Midwesterners are praised as being open,

friendly, and straightforward. Politically they tend to be very cautious. Blue-Collar workers The Midwest gave birth to one of

America's two major political parties, the Republican Party

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South Central/Deep South States

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New Orleans, Memphis

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Facts

Mississippi River Home of Jazz Music, Mardi Gras and

Creole food. The poorest region of the USA Racial Tension Southern Accent

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Plains States

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Kansas City

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Facts

Very flat Many large Native American tribes

lived in this area The Spanish thought the Great

Plains were the location of the mythological Quivira and Cíbola, a place rich in gold.

Buffalo and Bison Pioneer Settlements

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South West

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Dallas, Houston, Phoenix

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Facts

Accent: Spanglish Mexican and Native American

influence (especially in culinary aspects and artwork)

Ranches Cowboys Most desert

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Mountain States

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Facts

Religion (Mormon) religion, mainly in Utah

This region as a whole is rather conservative.

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Pacific States/West Coast

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Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles, San Diego

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Facts

The “Final Frontier” Forerunners in environmental and

health issues. California was the first state to ban smoking in public places.

In general, very open, tolerant people.

“Live-and-let-live" attitude Asian influence

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Alaska

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Anchorage, Fairbanks

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Facts

Very sparsely populated. I have met only one Alaskan in my

life.

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Hawaii

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Honolulu

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Facts

Hawaii is the only state in the union in which Asian Americans outnumber residents of European ancestory.

Very distinct culture

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A few interesting facts….

Sizing Up the States: Largest:Alaska, 570,374 square

miles Smallest:Rhode Island, 1,045 square

miles Most populous:California Least populous:Wyoming