Ask the name and basic information of the American continent. Thank you.

For example, the name and basic situation of the American continent:

1, Louisiana (note: the state was once a French territory, and was later bought by the United States) printed paper money, and the French word Deece(D-I-X) representing 10 (ten) was printed on the paper money. The word Dixie evolved from Deece or D-I-XI-X.

2. Alaska: known as the "Last virgin land" (last? Near the Arctic Circle, this state is the last one explored and settled by the United States.

3. Arizona: The nickname is "Grand Canyon State" (Grand? Canyon is famous for its fantastic canyon, which is located on the Colorado River (Colorado? Rivers).

4. Arkansas: Its nickname is "the state of opportunity" (Land? Yes? Opportunity), which is chosen by the state legislature. Arkansas is rich in natural resources and has become the best place for the elderly to retire.

5. California: Its nickname is Golden? Status). 1848, a large amount of gold was discovered in California, USA, which triggered the gold rush.

6. Colorado: Its alias is Centennial? State), because it was founded in 1876, just one hundred years after the United States declared its independence.

7. Connecticut: It is also known as the "Cardamom State" (? Nutmeg? Status). Connecticut Yankee (Connecticut? People living in the northeastern States call them Yankees. They are good at doing business. It is said that they are smart enough to sell inferior fake cardamom to strangers.

8. Delaware: also known as the "first state" (? First of all? Because it is the first state to pass the current federal constitution of the United States.

9. Florida: Don't call it "Sunshine State" (Sunshine? Status).

10, Georgia: Its nickname is Peach? Because some of the sweetest fruits in America grow there.

1 1, Hawaii: Its nickname is "Aloha State" (Aloha? Status).

12, Maryland: Is it called "Free State"? (Free? In the 1920s, when the manufacture and production of alcohol was once banned, Maryland expressed the hope to lift the ban. A newspaper in Baltimore first called Maryland that way.

Mississippi 13: Another name is "Mulan State" (Mulan? State), named after a magnolia tree growing in this hot southern state, has large and beautiful white flowers.

14, Missouri: Isn't it called "the licensed state"? (show? Me? The residents of this border state used to be famous for not believing anything people told them.

14, Montana: Don't call it BigSkyCountry, some people call it "the state of wealth".

15, Nebraska: Its nickname is "corn peeler".

The state university sports teams in this state named themselves "corn peelers" because it is one of the main crops in this area. Nebraska borrowed this university's "corn sheller"? The name (corn sheller) is used as its alias.

16, Nevada: Don't call it "Silver State" (Silver? This used to be the site of many silver mines and towns. Now most of the silver mines and towns are empty and in ruins.

New Hampshire 17 (new? Hampshire): The state is also called New England (New? England), whose nickname is Granite State? State), named for its colorful granite.

New Jersey 18 (New? Jersey): Also known as the Garden State (Garden? State), because its commodity market used to provide vegetables to those big cities.

New york 19 (new? York): A big state that always reminds people of themselves is called the Empire State. Country) because of its natural wealth. The most famous Manhattan skyscraper? The skyscraper is named after the state. Sure, it's called the Empire State Building. Status? Architecture).

20. New Mexico (New? Mexico): Don't call it land (land? Yes? Enchantment), because in its territory of the holy blood of Christ mountain (the? Sanger? De? Crystal? Look at the red sunset, the scenery is very charming.

2 1, South Carolina (South? Carolina): Isn't it called "Fans in the States"? (Palmetto? State), because there are palm trees with fan leaves.

22. North Carolina (North? Carolina): Its nickname is "Black Heel State" (Tar? Heel? State), because many workers who collect turpentine from trees are barefoot. They will extract turpentine from turpentine, and then their heels will be stained with black and sticky tar.

23. Ohio (Ohio? ): not called aesculus? State), named after a seven-leaf fruit tree whose fruit resembles chestnuts.

24. Oklahoma: Don't call it a "preemptive state" (earlier? State), named after a piece of land bought by 1889. Some colonists came to this area and claimed it first. They got Oklahoma in advance by cheating.

25. Pennsylvania: It is also known as the "Keystone state" (keystone? Just as the keystone matches the stones on both sides of the stone arch, Pennsylvania is regarded as a bridge connecting young Americans? The bond of the Republic).

Pennsylvania is sometimes called Quaker state? (Quaker? Its founder william penn and most of his followers are members of Protestant Quakers.

26. Rhode Island (Rhode Island? Island): Also called Xiao? Rhody), named for its small area. Rhode Island is better than Los Angeles, California (Los? Angeles) the surrounding area is smaller.

27. Tennessee: Also called "Volunteer State"? (Volunteer? Status). In the anti-British war of 18 12,

They volunteered to join andrew jackson, a Tennessee man, to defend New Orleans, Louisiana. Texas: Don't call it the Lone Star State? (lonely? Star? State), named after the state flag has only one star. It symbolizes that Texas was once an independent country, fighting for autonomy with Mexico.

28. Utah: Don't call it the "Honeycomb State" (Honeycomb? But it has no more beehives than other states. The nickname "Honeycomb State" is a symbol of the diligence of the Mormon Church.

29. Vermont: Don't call it "Green Ridge State"? (green? Mountain? State). Named for its beautiful green hills.

30. Virginia: It is also known as the "old dominion state" (old? Dominion

3 1, West Virginia (West? Virginia):1It was separated from Virginia in the 1960s and was called "Mountain State". State) is entirely due to the ancient Appalachian mountains.

32. Wyoming: Don't call it a cowboy? It is named after an area that once transported cattle to the East.

Extended data:

Aliases and aphorisms of American States

Washington, D.C. provides justice for all.

Washington, DC? Be fair to people.

Masculine behavior and bold action in the old state/free state of Maryland.

An ancient state/free state in Maryland has a mild language.

The first state of Delaware/Diamond State is free and independent.

Delaware/Diamond State is the first free and independent state.

Pennsylvania cornerstone state Quaker state virtue freedom and independence

Morality, Freedom and Independence in the Vault/Quaker States of Pennsylvania

Freedom and prosperity in the Garden State of New Jersey

Freedom and prosperity in the Garden State of New Jersey

New york Empire State strives for perfection, forever!

Up a flight of stairs, the Empire State Building in New York.

He is still alive after being transplanted in Connecticut's Constitution State/Nutmeg State.

The more frustrated Connecticut's constitutional state/nutmeg state is, the stronger it is.

Rhode Island/Little Roddy Hope

Rhode Island/Little Rhode Hope

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