Our nation is a collection of people, histories, and experiences spread across 50 states bordering two nations and three oceans. The following 50 questions bring out some of the little known facts about these 50 varying localities.
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This state is the only one never to have a foreign flag flying over its soil. The home of the oldest state capital in the United States, the flags of Spain, Mexico, and the Confederacy have flown over this state. This state was the last of the contiguous 48 states to be admitted to the Union. This state was rushed into the Union so that the Union government could bolster its dwindling supplies of gold and silver during the Civil War. This state has a river, named after itself, which nearly divides the state twice, travelling south, then east, then north before flowing into the Ohio River.