The official state web site of Louisiana has a cool interactive demographics widget. It charts changes in population in the state and nationally.
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Kansas Facts
Everything you ever wanted to know about Kansas! Brought to you by the state of Kansas. To visit, click here.
Nebraska History
The Nebraska Historical Society operates a great web site for learning about Nebraska history. The site includes an interactive timeline across the top of the site so learners can easily zero in on a particular era of state history.
South Dakota History
Probably the most famous landmark in South Dakota is Mt. Rushmore. For many Americans it is a rite of passage to take a family car trip to visit that monument. However, South Dakota has a rich history and multiple attractions of various types across the state.
Click here to visit a site dedicated to the history of South Dakota.
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How North Dakota got its Name
The origin of state names are often obscure. Many eastern states are named after places or people significant to early English settlers. Many southwestern states take their name from their Spanish colonial origins.
What about the states in the midwest?
To find out how North Dakota got its name, click here.
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Oklahoma History
Oklahoma State University maintains a wonderful site dedicated to Oklahoma history and culture. The site, called the Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History & Culture, is focused on informing and educating citizens, students, historians, and the world at large about the fascinating history of Oklahoma. The Encyclopedia contains articles written by leading scholars in the field and is published by the Oklahoma Historical Society. The online edition is presented by the Oklahoma State University Library Electronic Publishing Center.
Click here to visit the Encyclopedia.