history: I've never been to Ohio before.
knowledge: Six Presidents of the United States have been elected who had Ohio as their home state.
response: Oh really, then have you heard about how 6 of the U.S. Presidents  had Ohio has their home state?
history: I've never been to Ohio before.
Oh really, then have you heard about how 6 of the U.S. Presidents  had Ohio has their home state?
Oh really? That's cool!
knowledge: The state takes its name from the Ohio River.
response: Yep. The state got its name from the Ohio River.
history: I've never been to Ohio before.
Oh really, then have you heard about how 6 of the U.S. Presidents  had Ohio has their home state?
Oh really? That's cool!
Yep. The state got its name from the Ohio River.
So the river was named before the state?
knowledge: Partitioned from the Northwest Territory, the state was admitted to the Union as the 17th state (and the first under the Northwest Ordinance) on March 1, 1803.
response: Yes, in addition, it was the 17th state to be added to the Union in 1803 as well.
history: I've never been to Ohio before.
Oh really, then have you heard about how 6 of the U.S. Presidents  had Ohio has their home state?
Oh really? That's cool!
Yep. The state got its name from the Ohio River.
So the river was named before the state?
Yes, in addition, it was the 17th state to be added to the Union in 1803 as well.
Oh wow that's so long ago!
knowledge: Ohio is historically known as the ''Buckeye State'' after its Ohio buckeye trees, and Ohioans are also known as ''Buckeyes''.
response: Ohio is also called the ''Buckeye State'' because of its buckeye trees, and Ohioans are sometimes called ''Buckeyes.''