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Why do they call the state of New York New York if there never was a York?
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The 'York' in the name New York refers to the city of York in Northern England.
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What is New York's tagline?
The City of New York is often called the Big Apple, or the City That Never Sleeps. The State of New York is nicknamed the Empire State.
Why do they call New York a state?
Because it is a US State, not just a city that occupies 5 of the 62 New York counties.
New York's legislature?
Considered a bicameral legislature, the State's Constitution makes no such provision but does call for a 150 member New York State Assembly and a 62 member New York State Senate.
What is the State of New York known for?
the city that never sleeps
Which state has the city that never sleeps?
New York City, NY
What state is New York in?
New York is the name of the state. The City of New York (New York City) is in the state of New York.
What is new York's state?
New York is the name of the state. The City of New York (New York City) is in the state of New York.
What was the nickname of New York?
New York City has a number of official (more or less) nicknames... Gotham The Big Apple The city so nice they named it twice Empire City The City that never sleeps
Which state was threatened with an economic boycott if they did not call for a ratifying convention?
New York
Routing for chase bank?
Depends on your state and city...you have to call them
Was Theodore Roosevelt senator for the state of New York?
No, Theodore Roosevelt was not a senator for the state of New York. He served as the governor of New York from 1899 to 1900 before becoming the vice president and later president of the United States.
What state in New York in?
New York City is in New York State.
