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What are some cultural facts about Tennessee?
The Spanish were the first people to explore Tennessee. Daniel Boone also explored Tennessee. Tennessee has had three different state capitals.
What is a good website to learn Tennessee facts?
some that i found are us50.com enjoy!
Do you know facts about Tennessee that start with the letter y?
· Yorkville is a city in Tennessee
What Are facts About Tennessee's State Government?
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What are some historical facts about Tennessee?
its is the 16th state it is the volunteer state it has the most state songs then any other state in America
What are facts in Tennessee?
Andrew Jackson named Memphis for a city in Egypt.
What are some David Crockett facts?
David Crockett:Was a colonel in the Tennessee militia.Represented Tennessee in the US House of RepresentativesOpposed President Jackson's Indian Removal ActFought in the Texan RevolutionDied at the AlamoThere are links below to articles on his life, which have much more on him.
What are some or facts about the Tennessee Walking Horse?
Tennessee Walkers have very many interesting facts, but I'll just tell you a few:1. TWH do not race, instead they have a really smooth gait, there's even a competition for Tennessee Walkers where the rider holds a galass of water, the TWH does it's pace, and the water doesn't spill.2. Unlike Arabians, TWH are very good tempered.3. When most Tennessee Walking Horses do it's special gaits, they nods their heads in timing.
What are facts about the Tennessee River?
the TN river is named after a Cherokee tribe.
What Congressional district is Cumberland County Tennessee in?
Cumberland County is in Tennessee's Fourth Congressional District. Use the link below to check facts and learn more.
What are some of Tennessee's famous cities?
Answer: Nashville Tennessee
What is the facts about Tennessee?
Tennessee's population as of July 1, 2015 is 6,600,000. Nashville is the largest city in Tennessee and the state's capital city. Tennessee became the 16th state to join the union on June 1, 1776. Tennessee's highest point of elevation is Clingmans Dome which is 6,643 feet above sea level.
