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Lesson 9 of 84 · Local and State Government

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State Symbols: Flag, Bird, Flower

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Every state has symbols that represent its history and culture.

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Every state has symbols that represent its history and culture. For example, many states have a flag that shows their colors and symbols, which people proudly display. States also have official birds and flowers that are chosen because they are special to that area. These symbols help people feel connected to their state and remind them of what makes it unique.

Key Facts

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States have flags that represent their colors and symbols.

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Each state has an official bird and flower.

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State symbols help connect people to their local culture.

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What does a state flag represent?

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