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3 years ago

Name all 50 states. Just thinking of fun ways to give away a lot of points. Good luck 3773 more points to go.

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shusha [124]3 years ago

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The names of the states can be learned in this song

Just take a big breath and sing along

From thirteen colonies fifty states grew

We honor them now as we sing to you

Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas

California, Colorado, Connecticut

Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii

Idaho, Illinois, Indiana

Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana

Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan

Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri

Montana, Nebraska, Nevada

New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico

New York, North Carolina, North Dakota

Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon

Pennsylvania, Rhode Island

South Carolina, South Dakota

Tennessee, Texas, Utah,

Vermont, Virginia, Washington

West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming

Just a easy way to learn all 50 states :D

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