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How many states where part of the US in 1945?
There were 48 states in the United States in 1945. Both Alaska and Hawaii were not yet US states at that time.
When was US Military Lands created?
United States Military Lands was created in 1796.
Which region of the US is covered with flat grassy lands?
The Great Plains region of the US is primarily covered with flat grassy lands. This area spans across several states in the central part of the country, including states like Kansas, Nebraska, and parts of Texas. The tallgrass prairie is a signature feature of this region.
Why is Alaska known as the last frontier?
the last frontier is the states motto and this is their nickname because it was one of the last states to be brought into the US union and last of the gold rush states
Are highways in the eastern US built on high lands or low lands?
The highways in the Eastern United States are built both on high lands and on low lands. The highways are built where they are needed.
Did George Washington governo Texas?
No, he was just the 1st president of the United States. At that time period, Texas wasn't part of the US yet.
How may states in the US are at 60 degrees north?
The parallel of 60° north latitude spends about 960 miles crossing a small part of the lands and waters of Alaska. No part of any other state is at that latitude.
What modern day part of the us will become known as the debatable lands?
Georgia
What lands became part of the US after the Spanish-American War?
Puerto Rico and Guam.
Did men of Hawaii serve in the Civil War?
Hawaii was not a state at the time of the Civil War. It was not technically a part of the United States yet, though the US had control of it.
Are the states in the western part of the US larger than the states in the eastern part?
Generally, the states in the Western part are bigger.
What is the only part of the US Columbus never visited?
Columbus is credited with making the European discovery of America, of which the USA is a part. So in a sense he can be said to have discovered the USA . However, Columbus never traveled to any of the lands that are now part of the United States of America.
