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• Directory:Joslyn Pennywell
  | location = [[Lucky, Louisiana]] '''Joslyn Nicole Pennywell''' is a pageant queen and model from [[Lucky, Louisiana]]. She is perhaps best known for competing on [[America's Next Top Model, C
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• Directory:Libertarian Party
  ...://www.colorado.edu/studentgroups/libertarians/ Campus Libertarians at the University of Colorado] ==== [[Directory:Louisiana|Louisiana]] ====
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• Directory:Mesothelioma Attorney Louisiana
  ...ttp://blogsearch.google.com/blogsearch_feeds?hl=en&q=Mesothelioma+Attorney+Louisiana&ie=utf-8&num=10&output=atom" entries="7"> {{DISPLAYTITLE:Mesothelioma Attorney Louisiana}}
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• Directory:Louisiana
  ...rt was split off to form the District of Louisiana (later the Territory of Louisiana and the [[Directory:Missouri|Missouri]] Territory). Baton Rouge is the capi [[Image:Louisiana_bayou.jpeg|right|thumb|175px|Louisiana bayou]]
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• Directory:Iowa
  ...as admitted as the 29th state in [[Year Admitted:=1846|1846]]. Part of the Louisiana Purchase of 1803, Iowa was organized as a separate territory in 1838. The M ...iver. The Omaha, Oto, and Missouri tribes lived in the western part of the state.
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• Directory:Arkansas
  ...expedition in 1541 and passed to the United States in 1803 as part of the Louisiana Purchase. Little Rock is the capital and the largest city. Population: [[Po ...d on the east by the Mississippi River's west bank, the development of the state of Arkansas spanned three centuries. Long before frontiersmen from the newl
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• Directory:South Dakota
  ...was admitted as the 40th state in [[Year Admitted:=1889]]. Acquired in the Louisiana Purchase, the region became part of the Dakota Territory in 1861 and was sp ...arch of a route to the Pacific.The U.S. acquired the region as part of the Louisiana Purchase in 1803 and it was explored by Lewis and Clark in 1804-06. Fort Pi
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• Directory:Nebraska
  ...tted:=1867|1867]]. The region became part of the United States through the Louisiana Purchase of 1803 and was made a separate territory by the [[Directory:Kansa ...t began only after the area passed from France to the United States in the Louisiana Purchase of 1803. The Lewis and Clark expedition (1804) and the exploration
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• Tau Beta Pi
  ..., a member of Phi Beta Kappa and head of the mining department at [[Lehigh University]], formulated the idea of an honor society for those studying technical sub ...i are currently located in [[Knoxville, Tennessee]] on the campus of the [[University of Tennessee]].<ref name="TBPi History"/>
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• Slogan
  ...(1993). ''Dirty Politics: Deception, Distraction, and Democracy'', Oxford University Press, 45. ISBN 0-19-508553-1.</ref> *'''Blaine, Blaine, James G. Blaine. Continental Liar from the state of Maine''' 1884 U.S. presidential campaign slogan used by the supporters o
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• Directory:Missouri
  ...ssion of [[Directory:Maine|Maine]] as a free state and Missouri as a slave state in the following year. Jefferson City is the capital and St. Louis the larg ...ces, supplying both Union and Confederate forces with troops. However, the state itself remained in the Union.
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• Delta Air Lines Flight 191
  ...ormed directly in its path. The aircraft began its descent procedures over Louisiana, heading over the planned descent route. Captain Conners then recognized th ...ounced back into the air, then, while crossing [[State Highway 114 (Texas)|State Highway 114]], it came down again on top of a vehicle, killing its occupant
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• Directory:Minnesota
  ...ecame part of the United States through the Treaty of Paris (1783) and the Louisiana Purchase (1803). St. Paul is the capital and Minneapolis the largest city. Spain receives Louisiana Territory (includes Minnesota west of the Mississippi River) from France in
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• Directory:Illinois
  ...tory:United States of America|United States]]. It was admitted as the 21st state in [[Year Admitted:=1818|1818]]. The area was explored by the French in the ...along the Mississippi and Illinois Rivers. They traveled the length of the state -- from what is now Chicago to the southernmost reaches of Illinois.
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• Directory:William Henry Harrison
  | alma_mater=[[University of Pennsylvania]] ...house.gov/kids/presidents/williamhenryharrison.html] Harrison attended the University of Pennsylvania with the intention of becoming a physician, but did not rec
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• Directory:Mississippi
  ...organized in 1798 and enlarged in 1804 and 1813, also included the present state of [[Directory:Alabama|Alabama]]. Jackson is the capital and the largest ci ...issippi Valley, including present-day Mississippi, for France and named it Louisiana in honor of King Louis XIV.
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• Directory:James Monroe
  | order2=7th [[United States Secretary of State]] ...[[Missouri Compromise]] (1820), in which [[Missouri]] was declared a slave state; and the profession of the [[Monroe Doctrine]] (1823), declaring U.S. oppos
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• Directory:Tennessee
  ...erritory of the United States South of the River Ohio (1790) and the later state of Tennessee. Nashville is the capital and Memphis the largest city. Popula ...he Union as a slave state, with its capital at Knoxville. It was the first state to be carved out of national territory.
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• Directory:Oklahoma
  ..., which was merged with the adjoining Indian Territory to form the present state boundaries. The Dust Bowl of the 1930s forced many farmers to move west as ...homa, and some other Spanish explorers and traders and French traders from Louisiana visited the region, but there was no development of the area.
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• Directory:Kansas
  ...free and slave factions (1854-1859). Kansas was finally admitted as a free state. Topeka is the capital and Wichita the largest city. Population: [[Populati ...s, and triumphs have helped mold Kansas into the vibrant, prosperous, rich State we know today.
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