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- 1. Michigan History, Characteristics, and Important Facts Sara Krajnik http://reformimmigrationforamerica.org/blog/wp-content/uploads/michigan.gif
- 8. Which of these is Michigan’s State Flag? http://www.barrywebster.com/Michigan/Michigan%20State%20Facts/Text%20Files/MISF.html http://www.statesymbolsusa.org/Connecticut/flag_CT.htm l http://www.50states.com/flag/maflag.htm
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- Indian Tribes such as: Ojibwa, Menomini, Potawatomi, Miami, Erie, and Chippewa Great or Large Lake
- -Most of Michigan was obtained after the Revolutionary War, but the territory still was a fighting ground between the British and America and any alliances through the War of 1812.
- *Answer = January 26, 1837
- Michigan, Huron, Superior, Erie, Ontario Mackinac Bridge
- - Top Left is Michigan’s State Flag Top Right is Connecticut Bottom is Massachusetts’s state Flag
- Apple Blossom (1897) - White Pine (1955)
- Robin (1931) White-tailed Deer (1997)
- Trout (1965) & Brook Trout (1988) Painted Turtle (1995)
- Isle Royale Greenstone (1972) Petoskey Stone (1965)
- Lansing, MI Stephen T. Mason Jennifer Granholm – 47 th Governor of MI