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What year did Tennessee get state hood?
Tennessee became a state on June 1, 1796
Why is Tennessee important to Tennessee?
It's the state's capitol.
When was the Tennessee state flag adopted?
Tennessee adopted the state flag on April 17, 1905
What does the 3 stars on the TN state flag mean?
The Tennessee constitution defines the "Grand Divisions" of Tennessee as East Tennessee, Central Tennessee and West Tennessee. The three stars in the Tennessee flag represent the three Grand Divisions of the state. The blue circle around the stars represents the unity of the "Grand Divisions" of the state.
What is the state nick name for Tennessee?
the volunteer state
What state is named after a Cherokee village called tanasi?
That would be the great state of Tennessee.
What state is a Tennessee walker from?
the Spanish bought the Tennessee walker over to a land that is called Tennessee, the first state to be named after a horse.
Nashville Tennessee in the now days?
tennessee has recently been called the music state
How many degrees has Oprah obtained?
Attended Tennessee State University.Attended Tennessee State University.Attended Tennessee State University.Attended Tennessee State University.Attended Tennessee State University.Attended Tennessee State University.
What state is called the valenter state?
I think the word you are looking for is Volunteer. The Volunteer State is Tennessee.
What Tennessee vol has the longest TD run against the gators?
Johnny majors
Is there such thing as a christian metal CD with multiple bands?
I know that solid state records has a lot of them called "This is Solid State vol. __"
What is the state tree for tennesse?
The state tree of Tennessee is called Tulip Poplar it was elected in 1947.
Until 1976 the state of Tennessee was known as?
the state was called north Carolina it was one of the counties .
What is the legislative branch of Tennessee's state government called?
general assembly
In what state Memphis in?
Memphis is in the largest state CALLED.... TENNESEE
Why do they call Tennessee the Volunteer State?
Tennessee is called the Volunteer State because during the war the citizens volunteered to fight. They volunteered during the War of 1812.
