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Is kentucky the state that was not one of the original thirteen colonies?
No. Kentucky was part of the trans- Allegheny area that was ceded to the United States in the treaty of Paris. As the country started to move westward it became part of the overflow of people and settled by families and farms. It will become a state within 13 years after the establishment of the United States. Kentucky and Tennessee became a place for people like Daniel Boone( for a short time) to escape to and to get away from cities and people/farms that were taking over.
Who was the first preson to explore what would be the US?
Juan Ponce de León was the first European when he landed in Florida searching for the Fountain of Youth and subsequently he explored much of the southern United States. The first humans were ancient ancestors of the Native Americans who migrated likely from Asia and subsequently settled in the area that became the United States. Christopher Columbus never reached what became the United States.
Which area in the US was known as the middle ground?
I think you are referring to the Border States that were not classified as slave states or free states.
What year did Georgia become part of the United States?
Georgia is a state in the United States. It was one of the original Thirteen Colonies that revolted against British rule in the Americian Revolution. It was the last of the Thirteen Colonies to be established, in 1733. It was on March 7th 1733. Its official language is English. It's capital is Atlanta. It's largest city is also atlanta. Georgia has a population of 9,544,750 (2007) . It has a total area of 59,425 sq miles. It's Abbreviations is GA. Georgia became a state on January 2, 1788.
What area is the original location of the Lost Colony?
Roanoke Island, off the coast of North Carolina.
What was the area in Midwest with highest agricultural production?
Midwest what? United States? Europe? Please be more specific.
Which US region has the smallest states by land area 1 point West Midwest Northeast South?
the answer is midwest.
What are the united states regions in order from smallest greatest in area?
Northeast Midwest South West
What was the name of the Romans gave to the Garlic village and later became the city of Paris?
When the Romans conquered the original tribe, the Parisii, who lived in the area, they named the city Luteia. (This later became Lutece in the Gallic dialect. )When the Romans conquered the original tribe, the Parisii, who lived in the area, they named the city Luteia. (This later became Lutece in the Gallic dialect. )When the Romans conquered the original tribe, the Parisii, who lived in the area, they named the city Luteia. (This later became Lutece in the Gallic dialect. )When the Romans conquered the original tribe, the Parisii, who lived in the area, they named the city Luteia. (This later became Lutece in the Gallic dialect. )When the Romans conquered the original tribe, the Parisii, who lived in the area, they named the city Luteia. (This later became Lutece in the Gallic dialect. )When the Romans conquered the original tribe, the Parisii, who lived in the area, they named the city Luteia. (This later became Lutece in the Gallic dialect. )When the Romans conquered the original tribe, the Parisii, who lived in the area, they named the city Luteia. (This later became Lutece in the Gallic dialect. )When the Romans conquered the original tribe, the Parisii, who lived in the area, they named the city Luteia. (This later became Lutece in the Gallic dialect. )When the Romans conquered the original tribe, the Parisii, who lived in the area, they named the city Luteia. (This later became Lutece in the Gallic dialect. )
Which area of the country would have had the FEWEST major urban areas in 1900?
In 1900, the area with the fewest major urban areas in the United States was likely the Western region, particularly states like Nevada, Wyoming, and Montana, which were sparsely populated and had fewer cities compared to the East and Midwest.
What was a major urban area in the upper Midwest?
Chicago is a major urban area in the upper Midwest, known for its cultural diversity, architecture, and economic importance. It is the third most populous city in the United States and serves as a major transportation and business hub.
What is the Midwest states are square miles?
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Is Ohio in the west?
Ohio is in an area of the United States called the midwest. It borders stares like Kentucky, Indiana, and West Virginia.
What are the names of the great lakes that touch states in the East North Central area of the MIdwest?
Superior,Michigan,Huron,Erie and Ontario.
When was the Swine Flu discovered in Minnesota?
It was one of the earlier states to have the pandemic infection spread from the Gulf of Mexico area up the midwest into the northern states and Canada in mid 2009.
How many states are represented in the signature area of the declaration?
All thirteen original colonies/states are represented.
Which state in the Midwest has the largest population?
Illinois is the largest state in the Midwest.Illinois is the largest state in the Midwest.does it have the most population in the Midwest region?
