Florida, which means "flowery" in Spanish, was named by the explorer Ponce de Leon, who landed during Easter.
The nickname "The Sunshine State" was given because of the state's generally warm, sunny weather.
Florida got its nickname by its warm climate and abundant sunshine.
Florida's nickname is "The Sunshine State". It is on all of Florida's license plates. But there are about nine other nicknames that I didn't mention.
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Florida's main nickname is the sunshine state. It has many other nicknames, but this is the one that people call it the most.
That is it's nickname. People thought that Florida was very sunny, since it was so close to the equator. The state nickname is one of the state symbols a state should have. Florida's is "The Sunshine State". Wisconsin's is "The Dairy Land". (Because of all their milk from cows.) Florida was named the sunshine state by having the Florida Legislature decide whether or not "The Sunshine State" should be adopted as the state nickname for Forida. In 1970, it had been officially adopted as the state nickname for Florida. It is very often that you will see Florida's nickname on car licenses.
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