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What is Georgias state song?
poopy in yo pants!
Where does Georgia's weather come from?
what state did flintstone georgias weather come from
What are facts about Hawaii's state song?
The lyrics were written by King Kalakaua in 1874.
What is Georgias state capital city?
Atlanta is the capital city in the U.S. state of Georgia.
What is Georgias capital?
Georgia's Capital is T'bilsi. As to the U.S. state, it is Atlanta.
How much of georgias population were slaves by the time georgias charter ended?
About one-third
What are facts about the song the old north state?
The Old North State is the official song of North Carolina, which was adopted in 1927. It was written in 1835 by William Gaston. The music was composed by E.E. Randolph in 1926.
Which governor brilliantly reorganized Georgias state government in 1931 streamlining it from a cumbersome 107 state agencies to a far more efficient 18?
Richard Russell
Where can one find a list of song facts?
You can find a list of song facts online at the Song Facts website. Once on the page, type an Artist or Song title into the search field at the top of the page to bring up available facts about it.
What are five facts about Virginia?
# It became a US State in 1788. # It has no official State song. # Milk is the official State Beverage. # The Brook Trout is the official State Fish. # The American Foxhound is the official State Dog.
What two departments make up the legislative branch of georgias state government?
General Assembly which consists of Senate and House of Representatives.
What are some fun facts about the Nevada state song?
The Nevada state song is "Home Means Nevada," written by Bertha Rafuel and composed by Dave A. Williams in 1932. It was officially adopted as the state song in 1933. The song reflects the sentiments of Nevadans about their connection to the state, emphasizing themes of home and belonging. Interestingly, the song has undergone various adaptations and has been performed by many artists, highlighting its enduring popularity.
