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Discovering Massachusetts: History, Culture, and Natural Wonders

Explore the vibrant state of Massachusetts, famously known as "The Bay State." Home to prominent historical figures like Samuel Adams and John Adams, this state features Boston as its capital and the black-capped chickadee as its official bird. Founded in 1788, Massachusetts is rich in culture and history, highlighted by the Freedom Trail and its stunning landscapes, including the majestic American elm. With a population of over 6.3 million, Massachusetts offers a unique blend of natural beauty and historical significance.

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Discovering Massachusetts: History, Culture, and Natural Wonders

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  1. Massachutes By: Billy Joe Lloyd

  2. States that border my state • New York • Vermont • New Hampshire • Road Island • Connecticut

  3. Famous people • Samuel Adams • John Adams

  4. State capital • Boston

  5. State bird • Black capped chickadee • Tree American elm

  6. National park • Freedom trail by the national park

  7. State landscape • 7,840

  8. State governor • Deval Patrick

  9. What is my states population • 6,349,097

  10. Massachutes nickname • The Bay State

  11. When was Massachutes founded? • 1788

  12. Works cited • “Massachutes.” www.mass.gov. 30 nov 2007. • Barenlet, Racheal. Massachutes: the Bay State. Milwaukee: World Almanac Library, 2002. • Ress O. Richard. “Massachutes” The New Book Of Knowledge. 2001. vol 12, pp.136-150.

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