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Oklahoma City

Oklahoma City is the capital of the state of Oklahoma. It is also the largest city in the state with an estimated population of 560,333 as of July 2009, thus ranked as the 31st most populous city in the US.

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Why did the Oklahoma City bombing occur?

On 19 April 1995, 29 year old Gulf war veteran rented a truck and packed it with about 2,300 kg of explosive material consisting of ammonium nitrate, an agricultural fertiliser, and nitromethane, a highly volatile motor-racing fuel. He then detonated it in the street in front of the Alfred P Murrah federal building, a US government office complex. 168 were killed in the explosion, including 19 children attending a day-care centre in the building. 800 more people were injured, while over 300 buildings in the surrounding area were destroyed or seriously damaged. At the trial, the US Government asserted that McVeigh's motivation for the attack was to avenge the deaths two years earlier of Branch Davidians near Waco, Texas, whom he believed had been murdered by agents of the federal government. On 13 June 1997, Timothy McVeigh was sentenced to death by a jury consisting of seven men and five women, who unanimously voted that McVeigh should die by lethal injection: he was executed at a US penitentiary in Terre Haute, Indiana, on 11 June 2001.

How many people died in the Oklahoma City bombing?

As a result of the Oklahoma City Bombing, 30 children were orphaned. Over 7,000 people lost their work place, 219 children lost at least one parent, and 462 people were left homeless.

Date of Oklahoma City bombing?

19 April 1995 http://content.answers.com/main/content/wp/en/thumb/3/33/180px-OkcW.jpg A security photo from a nearby building showing the Ryder truck approaching the Murrah Federal building.

Is it legal to carry a knife?

Of course not! People carry pocket knives a lot. Why shouldn't they be able to carry around steak knives, butter knives, butcher knives, or penknives?

How many miles from Joplin to Oklahoma City?

219 miles taking I-44 WEST via the CREEK TURNPIKE (toll) to bypass TULSA.

How many miles is it from Oklahoma City Oklahoma and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania?

1,120 miles taking this route:

  1. Take I-44 (turnpike) - EAST, from Oklahoma City, to I-270 SOUTH to MEMPHIS at EXIT 276A in MISSOURI, via the CREEK TURNPIKE(EXIT 218 off I-44 in OKLAHOMA) to bypass TULSA.
  2. Take I-270 to I-255 to CHICAGO; then continue on I-255, around ST. LOUIS, to I-70 EAST to INDIANAPOLIS at EXIT 25A.
  3. Continue on I-70 EAST to I-79 NORTH to PITTSBURGH at EXIT 18 in WASHINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA, via I-465 to bypass INDIANAPOLIS (EXIT 69 off I-70 in INDIANA to get onto I-465 SOUTH ; EXIT 44B off I-465 to continue on I-70 EAST to DAYTON), via I-271 to bypass COLUMBUS (EXIT 93A off I-70 in OHIO to get onto I-271 SOUTH towards CINCINNATI ; EXIT 43B off I-271 to continue on I-70 EAST to WHEELING), and via I-470 EAST to bypass WHEELING (EXIT 219 off I-70 in OHIO to get onto I-470 EAST towards WASHINGTON, PA).
  4. Take I-79 NORTH to the PITTSBURGH area. To get to the CITY, take I-376 EAST (EXIT 59A off I-79 to get onto I-376 EAST towards PITTSBURGH).

Who was the prosecutor in the Oklahoma City bombing case?

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What claimed land South of Present day Oklahoma in 1700?

In 1700, the land south of present-day Oklahoma was primarily claimed by Spanish explorers and settlers, as it was part of the vast territories of New Spain. This region was largely inhabited by various Native American tribes, including the Osage and the Wichita. The French also had interests in the area due to their exploration and trade routes in the Mississippi River Valley, leading to competition between the French and Spanish for control of the region.