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The state of Alabama is located in the center of the Deep South of the United States. Because of its location, the land that is now Alabama played a role in many of the major conflicts that shaped the United States. These included battles with Native Americans over control of the area, the American Civil War, and the civil rights movement of the 1960s. Montgomery is Alabama’s capital.

More people live in California than in any other U.S. state. About one eighth of the country’s entire population lives in the state. California even has more residents than about half of the world’s nations. The state’s name is believed to have come from a Spanish novel of the 1500s that described a fabled place called California. The nickname of the Golden State comes from the golden poppies that grow in California and from the gold that was found there in the mid-1800s.

The U.S. state of Florida is nicknamed the Sunshine State because it has so many sunny days. Other nicknames include the Orange State, the Peninsula State, the Alligator State, the Southernmost State, and the Everglades State. Its actual name is the Spanish word for “flowery.” The capital is Tallahassee.

The U.S. state of Kansas is named for the Kansa (or Kaw) tribe of Native Americans who lived along the Kansas River. Because so many wild sunflowers grow in the state, Kansas is nicknamed the Sunflower State. Kansas has been the site of many tornadoes, leading to another nickname—the Cyclone State. The capital is Topeka.

The U.S. state of Louisiana has a rich cultural history. Louisiana existed as a settled area for a century before it became part of the United States. It was controlled by France and Spain at different times during that history. The French explorer Sieur de La Salle chose the name Louisiana in honor of King Louis XIV of France. The capital is Baton Rouge.

The U.S. state of Minnesota is sometimes called the Land of 10,000 Lakes. This number is low, however: the state actually has more than 15,000 lakes. These lakes—along with forests, prairies, and a variety of wildlife—make Minnesota a place of great natural beauty.
Minnesota was named after the Minnesota River. The river got its name from a Dakota Sioux word meaning “sky-tinted waters.” The state capital is Saint Paul.

Much of the landscape of the U.S. state of Nevada consists of rugged mountains and desert. The state takes its name from a Spanish word meaning “snow-capped.” The name refers to the higher mountain ranges where snow remains throughout the year.
Nevada is sometimes called the Silver State because silver mining was once very important there. The nickname Sagebrush State comes from the state’s abundant growth of wild sage. The capital is Carson City.

The U.S. state of Oklahoma took its name from the Choctaw words meaning “red people.” For much of the 1800s Oklahoma was Indian Territory—land set aside by the United States government for Native Americans. In 1889, however, the land was opened to white settlement. The nickname Sooner State came from settlers claiming land in the territory sooner than the official opening date. The state capital is Oklahoma City.

The U.S. state of Pennsylvania was named after William Penn. The state’s name actually means “Penn’s Woods.” William Penn was the founder of the original colony in the early 1680s. Pennsylvania’s nickname, the Keystone State, refers to its central location among the 13 original states. The capital is Harrisburg.
Pennsylvania played an important role in the history of the United States.

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