There are several state symbols, some are less used than others. They seem to be a 1 or few letter abbreviation of the English word or a Greek or Latin root. They are always lower case and modern usage tends not to put them as subscripts.
Examples:
gas, liquid and solid: (g), (l), (s);
dissolved in water: (aq) from aqueous meaning water like aquatic animal. From the Latin root for water;
dry/no water: (anh) from anhydrous meaning without water like rehydrate. From the Greek word for water.
There is also (ppt) for precipitate but actually (s) means the same thing and is not used much anymore.
I'm sure the process varies state to state, but in Indiana for example, the General Assembly can choose to create or recognize an act. The act must then we signed by the Governor to become law. Symbols can also be purposed as a resolution in either the State Senate or State House of Representatives.
The difference between the state legislature and the congerss is that the state legislature is state legislature while Congress is national legislature.
Kentucky legislature is the State legislature of the u.s state of Kentucky
The ring-necked pheasant was adopted in 1943 by an act of the state legislature. State Names, Seals, Flags and Symbols: A Historical Guide pp141-142
cause the delegates gotta have some experience to decide what will happen in dis nation, bro
*State Legislature* *State Legislature*
Nebraska is the only state with a nonpartisan state legislature today.
The Governor submits a state budget to the legislature:)
The government decide and the law enforces. Age of Consent laws are legislated like all laws by each state's legislature.
Every legislature makes laws for the citizens of its state.
Legislature is The Highest State Political Office
The duration of State Legislature - film - is 3.62 hours.
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