Alaska

298 km and about 6hrs non stop over some horible roads

European explorers who visited Alaska include Russian explorers such as Vitus Bering and Grigory Shelikhov, who arrived in the 18th century from Russia. Additionally, British explorer James Cook charted parts of the Alaskan coast during his voyages in the late 18th century. These expeditions primarily sought new trade routes and resources, leading to significant contact with Native Alaskan populations.

Alaska

Some common agriculture types in Alaska include vegetable farming, berry cultivation, and raising livestock such as cattle or reindeer. Additionally, aquaculture for fish and shellfish is also practiced in the state.

North American

Secretary of State William Seward negotiated the purchase.

Dawson Creek B.C from what i know

There are no states that touch Alaska. The Nearest state is Washington.

African Americans make up about 3.5% of the population.

Black population is 23,263 or 3.275 % of the pop. by the official 2010 census

First of all, it's governor not president of Alaska. Alaska wasn't accepted into the US until January 3, 1959

The treaty was signed at 4 o'clock in the morning of March 30, 1867

The US Army during early 1877 when Alaska became the responsibility of the US Treasury Department on 14 June 1877 and remained there until it was placed under control of the US Navy in 1879 until September of 1884.

this word refers to a kind of construction mainly built in gardens, they might look like buildings but they don't have a particular purpose like a building as being a shelter. their just built there to grab the attention.

Minus 80 degrees F.

The Kato people were provided food from the forests and streams. Dear meat was usually eaten along with bears, squirrels, moles, skunks and raccoon. They would also catch salmon and other fish. Nuts, sees, roots and berries would be gathered by the women.

The official state fossil of Alaska is the Woolly Mammoth. It was designated as such in 1986.

It was often called a corduroy road.

Spring in Alaska is like any other place in the lower 48's. It can get really hot sometimes.

The Great Canadian Gold Rush is often called the Yukon Gold Rush, but is best known as the Klondike Rush (more of a stampede then a rush, it assumed panic proportions with people abandoning their farms and families in search or a new chance to achieve the American Dream).

it depends on which map you use but it is usually brown

Before the senate could accept it, Grover Cleveland became president. He did not approve of the planters' actions and withdrew the treaty.

He set the camera on a timer and put it ontop of things.

Mt. McKinley is in Alaska

the last frontier