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• Mississippi (State)
  ...Mississippi has a population of roughly three million. The capital of the state is Jackson. Jackson is also the only city with more than 100,000 inhabitant ...flat plain. There are only a few hills in the northeast. In the south the state borders the Gulf of Mexico. Another major River besides the Mississippi is
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• Arkansas
  ...ittle less than 3 million inhabitants. The capital and largest city of the state is Little Rock with about 200,000 inhabitants. ...River, which forms a border with the neighboring states of [[Mississippi (State)|Mississippi]] and [[Tennessee]]. Arkansas landscape includes mountains wit
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• Mississippi (State)
  ...Mississippi has a population of roughly three million. The capital of the state is Jackson. Jackson is also the only city with more than 100,000 inhabitant ...flat plain. There are only a few hills in the northeast. In the south the state borders the Gulf of Mexico. Another major River besides the Mississippi is
  2 KB (355 words) - 15:20, 14 October 2022
• Tennessee
  ...ver, which, besides Tennessee, also flows through Kentucky, [[Mississippi (State)|Mississippi]] and [[Alabama]]. Tennessee has a population of about seven m ...the birthplace of blues, while Nashville is a center of country music. The State is also famous for its well known Whiskey brands.
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• Alabama
  ...t Rock, Preekstoel, Preikestolen - panoramio.jpg|thumb|The Cheaha Mountain State Park in the Appalachian mountains attracts many hikers and other nature lov ...h lies in the far north. Other major cities are Birmingham and Mobile. The state's name comes from the roughly 300-mile-long Alabama River, which in turn is
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• Oklahoma
  ...e largest city in the state. Another major city is Tulsa further east. The State’s population is about 4 million. Like many other states, Oklahoma's name ...re settlement was officially allowed, Oklahoma became known as the "Sooner State".
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• Indiana
  ...a few medium-sized towns like Fort Wayne and Bloomington, the rest of the state consists of rural areas where there is a lot of agriculture. ...of Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Ohio and Minnesota. It has been a separate state since 1800 and has it's present size since 1805.
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• Rio Grande
  ...e San Juan Mountains in Colorado. After that it flows southward trough the state of New Mexico, passing its largest city Albuquerque.
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• Northern Ireland
  ...]], as is England, [[Scotland]] and [[Wales]]. More precisely, the British state is called the "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland". North
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• Judaism
  ...h people out of Israel. After that the Jewish people didn’t have their own state; they lived scattered around the world. ...on is another word for Israel. Around 1900, they wanted to establish a new state, where they had lived for almost 2000 years. They feared that they would no
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• Los Angeles
  Los Angeles is a city in California, a state in the United States of America. Almost 4 million people live in Los Angele
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• Border
  On other borders, the state watches who or what crosses the border. Maybe criminals are trying to escap
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