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| What is Kentucky known as? |
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| What is the capitol of Kentucky? |
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| What is the largest city in Kentucky? |
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| What is Kentucky's state bird? |
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| What is Kentucky's state plant? |
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| What are some of Kentucky's industries? |
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| Manufacturing, Services, Government, Finance, Insurance, Real Estate, Retail Trade, Transportation, Wholesale Trade, Construction, Mining. |
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| What are some of Kentucky's resources? |
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| Tobacco, Horses, Cattle, Corn, Dairy Products. |
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| What are some of Kentucky's physical features? |
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| Lake Cumberland, Pine Mountain, Black Mountain, Little Sandy (river), Mt. Sterling. |
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| What are some of Kentucky's bordering states? |
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| Ohio, West Virginia, Virginia Tennessee, Missouri, Indiana, Illinois. |
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| Name several things that occurred in Kentucky's history. |
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| Mammoth cave is the longest cave system in the world. Pike County produce 1.33 billion tons of coal, more that any other county in the country. |
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| Scotch/Irish preserved in music and crafts. |
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| (Noun) 1. Political Union 2. Group doing something unlawful together |
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| (adj.) 1. outside city 2. typical of country 3. agricultural |
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