Questions and Answers
What is the capital of Texas?
Which state is larger than Texas?
What nickname is given to Texas?
Which of the following states shares a border with Texas?
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When did Texas become the 28th state of the United States?
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Study Notes
Texas Overview
- Texas is the second largest state in the U.S. after Alaska.
- Became the 28th state on December 29, 1845.
- Home to over 20 million residents, making it the second most populous state.
Geography and Borders
- Shares borders with:
- Oklahoma (north)
- Louisiana and Arkansas (east)
- New Mexico (west)
- Mexico (south)
Cultural Identity
- Known for:
- Ranches and cowboys
- Barbecue (BBQ) cuisine
- Contributions to the space program
- A strong sense of independence
- Nicknamed the "Lone Star State"
- Residents are referred to as Texans.
Texas Flag
- The Texas flag features the colors blue, white, and red.
- Includes a large white star set against a blue field.
Capital City
- Austin serves as the capital of Texas.
- Located in the central region of the state.
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Explore the fascinating facts about Texas, the second largest and most populous state in the U.S. Learn about its history, geography, and cultural significance. From ranches to the space program, discover what makes Texas unique.
