american alphabet by alan cohen [email protected]
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•A is for Alaska, the largest state.
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•B is for Baltimore, a major city in Maryland.
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•C is for Connecticut, a state in New England.
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•D is for Delaware, the first state to join the United States.
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•E is for the Everglades in Florida.
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•F is for Florida, the Sunshine State.
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•G is for Georgia, Florida’s neighbor.
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•H is for Hawaii, America’s 50th state.
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•I is for Idaho, a state in the Northwest.
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•J is for Jacksonville, the largest city in Florida.
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•K is for Kentucky, the Bluegrass State.
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•L is for Louisiana, a southern state.
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•M is for Minnesota, the “Land of 10,000 Lakes”.
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•N is for Nevada, the Silver State.
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•O is for Oregon, a state in the Pacific Northwest.
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•P is for
Pennsylvania where the Declaration of Independence was signed.
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•Q is for Quincy, MA. the home of 2 presidents, John Adams and John Quincy Adams.
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•R is for Rhode Island, the smallest state.
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•S is for South Carolina, the home of Shoeless Joe Jackson, a great baseball player.
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•T is for
Tennessee, the home of country music in Nashville.
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•U is for Utah, home of the Real Salt Lake soccer team.
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•V is for Vermont, the Green Mountain State.
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•W is for Washington D.C., the capital of the United States.www.wikipedia.org
•X is for X-Men, a popular comic book in the United States.
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•Y is for the York Revolution, a minor league baseball team from York, Penn.
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•Z is for zephyrs, a minor league baseball team from New Orleans.
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