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Discovering Alabama: Landmarks, History, and Industries

Explore Alabama's rich history, from its iconic landmarks to the diverse industries driving its economy. Learn about the state motto, flag, song, governors, capital, and key exports like electronics and transportation equipment. Delve into the vibrant culture and educational institutions in "The Heart of Dixie."

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Discovering Alabama: Landmarks, History, and Industries

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  1. 50 states project By : Do’nnadra Richardson

  2. My State Name • Alabama

  3. State outline

  4. Flag

  5. Motto • "We Dare Defend our Rights"

  6. State song name • Their song title is Alabama

  7. landmarks

  8. Governors of Alabama Alabama state governors names ( William Wyatt, Folsom Sr., William .D. Delks and many more governors of Alabama.

  9. State capital • Montgomery is the capital of Alabama.

  10. Industries and Exports This early twentieth century photograph shows the interior of the Home Industry Iron Works, which was located at the southeast corner of Water and State streets. The company manufactured and repaired all... Some of the Alabama’s industries are food, lumber, textile mill products, apparel and other textile products, primary metal industries, industrial machinery and equipment, electronic equipment, and transportation equipment. Electrical machinery, computer equipment, and transportation equipment in Alabama are typically exported to Canada, Mexico, and Germany.

  11. Universities

  12. Questions

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