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Alaska

The northernmost state of the United States. It ranks first in terms of total land area and 47th in terms of population.

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If you are a committed couple living together can the man kick you out of his house?

If your name is also on the deed or the mortgage of the house then he can't. If it isn't then I am pretty sure that he can. Call an attorney that will give you free over the phone advice...There are a lot of them in the yellow pages....call a few in fact and see what they say. I'm sure that you can get a definite answer this way.

Who are the actors on the show Alaska the last frontier?

These aren't actors they are real people. I don't know their names exactly..but i know they arent actors.

What are the customs in Alaska?

Depends on where you live and who you are. Native Alaskans have a many traditons and there are many different types of Native Alaskans.

Famous buildings in Alaska?

The State Capital in Juneau.

Saint Michaels Russian Orthodox Cathedral in Sitka.

The Sitka Pioneer Home.

Why is Alaska called Seward's Folly?

What Is Seward's FollyAccording to an essay by Stanley Rubenstein published by the Henry George School of Social Science, Russia explored and claimed what is now Alaska during the reign of Peter the Great. Unfortunately it was never profitable for the Russians, so in 1866, Czar Alexander II commissioned his minister to Washington, Baron de Stoeckl, to sell it to the American government. The main reason for the United States' participation in the treaty for Alaska was not economic, but to encourage amicable relations with czarist Russia.

[President Andrew Johnson]'s Secretary of State, William H. Seward negotiated the sale before he was authorized for the final amount of the agreement. He was initially allowed milion, but he asked the State Department if $? million was okay, and because they did not really care about purchasing Alaska, they basically just said, "Sure, Seward. Whatever...." Seward ended up offering Russia $7.2 million, but had much difficulty in getting Congress to approve and then appropriate the funds of money for Alaska, which was by then being referred to as "Seward's Folly," "Seward's Icebox," and "President Andrew Johnson's polar bear garden," mostly by radical republicans who were hostile towards the President, and towards Seward as Johnson's political ally.

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Why was the Alaska purchase called sewards folly?

According to an essay by Stanley Rubenstein published by the Henry George School of Social Science, Russia explored and claimed what is now Alaska during the reign of Peter the Great. Unfortunately it was never profitable for the Russians, so in 1866, Czar Alexander II commissioned his minister to Washington, Baron de Stoeckl, to sell it to the American government. The main reason for the United States' participation in the treaty for Alaska was not economic, but to encourage amicable relations with czarist Russia.

[President Andrew Johnson]'s Secretary of State, William H. Seward negotiated the sale before he was authorized for the final amount of the agreement. He was initially allowed milion, but he asked the State Department if $? million was okay, and because they did not really care about purchasing Alaska, they basically just said, "Sure, Seward. Whatever...." Seward ended up offering Russia $?.2 million, but had much difficulty in getting Congress to approve and then appropriate the funds of money for Alaska, which was by then being referred to as "Seward's Folly," "Seward's Icebox," and "President Andrew Johnson's polar bear garden," mostly by radical republicans who were hostile towards the President, and towards Seward as Johnson's political ally.

Where in Alaska can one see the Northern Lights best?

Go as far north as you can get and get as far away from any city lights.
Yes and they are a sight to behold.

How many miles is it from anchorage Alaska to the equator?

Anchorage, Alaska is 4,217 miles from the equator, as the crow flies. That converts to 6786.6 kilometers. That is further than the distance all the way around the equator.

What Native American Indian tribes are from the Cordova area of Alaska?

The Alutiiq, the Eyak, the Ahtna and the Tiglit in that order of population.

Who was mocked for the purchase of Alaska?

United States Secretary of State William H. Seward was mocked for the purchase of Alaska, which was nicknamed Seward's Folly.

Is Alaska Republican?

Alaska is one of the most solid Republican states in the country.

Where can Swedish aquavit be purchased in the US?

O.P. Anderson can be purchased in Washington State http://www.liq.wa.gov/services/brandsearch.asp fill in the blank "with aquavit"

Why are gas prices so high in Alaska?

For the same reason that gas prices are high in Hawaii: neither state has any oil refineries, so all petroleum products including gasoline must be imported from places that do and this must be done via ships, not pipelines or trucks (both of which would be cheaper).

How big is the US state of Alaska?

The state of Alaska spans 656,425 square miles. It is the largest state in the US.

How long is the flight from Alaska to New York?

The results of your search for Anchorage, AK (ANC) to New York, NY (NYC)

Shortest Flight Duration 9 hours 15 mins See the Related Links for "OAG Flight Times" to the bottom for the answer.

You want to visit kiska or attu island in the aleutians?

Re: Kiska. The only method of travel to Kiska is by charter boat. The entire island is part of the Alaska Maritime National Wildlife Refuge, so it's probably best to let them know of your plans first. Most of the WWII sites are located on the east side near Kiska Harbour. Landing elsewhere can be hazardous and is not recommended. Because many people have visited, much of the island has been looted - removal of artifacts is strictly prohibited, and all artifacts have been catalogued. If you choose to visit, PLEASE practice a "Zero Footprint" approach such that you leave no trace of your visit.