アメリカ最初の13州
アメリカ国旗のしましまストライプの数は13本。
これは、アメリカという国ができた時に、最初に独立した13州の数をあらわしています。その13州をおぼえましょう。
- Delaware デラウェア州
- Pennsylvania ペンシルバニア州
- New Jersey ニュージャージー州
- Georgia ジョージア州
- Connecticut コネチカット州
- Massachusetts マサチューセッツ州
- Maryland メリーランド州
- South Carolina サウスキャロライナ州
- New Hampshire ニューハンプシャー州
- Virginia バージニア州
- New York ニューヨーク州
- North Carolina ノースキャロライナ州
- Rhode Island ロードアイランド州
それぞれの州について
| Capital | 州都 |
| Abbreviation | 略語 |
| Nickname | 州のニックネーム |
| Agriculture | 農業 |
| Fun Fact | この州のココがすごい |
1st Delaware
| Capital | Dover |
| Abbreviation | DE |
| Nickname | First State |
| Agriculture | Poultry, dairy products, soybeans, corns, nursery products |
| Fun Fact | First successful U.S. steam railroad began in New Castle in 1831 |
2nd Pennsylvania
| Capital | Harrisburg |
| Abbreviation | PA |
| Nickname | Keystone State |
| Agriculture | Poultry and egg, dairy products, cattle, hogs, oats, wheat, corn, soybeans, potatoes, mushrooms, fruits |
| Fun Fact | First piano, computer, Merican flag, dairy newspaper, public zoo |
3rd New Jersey
| Capital | Trenton |
| Abbreviation | NJ |
| Nickname | Garden State |
| Agriculture | Milk and dairy products, soybeans, corn, bell peppers, potatoes, tomatoes, cranberries, peaches |
| Fun Fact | Thomas Edison, in his Menlo Park Lab, invented the light bulb, recorded player, and motion picture projector |
4th Georgia
| Capital | Atlanta |
| Abbreviation | CT |
| Nickname | Constitution State |
| Agriculture | Dairy products, eggs, nursery products, cattle, tobacco |
| Fun Fact | Coca-Cola was developed in Atlanta in 1886 |
5th Connecticut
| Capital | Hartford |
| Abbreviation | GA |
| Nickname | Peach State |
| Agriculture | Poultry and eggs, cattle, hogs, peaches, corn, soybeans, bell peppers, onions, tomatoes, peanuts, cotton |
| Fun Fact | First Nuclear-powered submarine, helicopter, colour TV, hamburger, polaroid camera, lollipop-making machine |
6th Massachusetts
| Capital | Boston |
| Abbreviation | MA |
| Nickname | Bay State |
| Agriculture | Dairy products, vegetables, cranberries, nursery products |
| Fun Fact | Harvard in Cambridge is the nation's oldest university(1636) |
7th Maryland
| Capital | Annapolis |
| Abbreviation | MD |
| Nickname | Free State |
| Agriculture | Dairy products, poultry and eggs, cattle, corn, soybeans, nursery products |
| Fun Fact | Crisfield was built almost entirely on crushed oyster shells to fill swampland |
8th South Carolina
| Capital | Columbia |
| Abbreviation | SC |
| Nickname | Palmetto State |
| Agriculture | Tobacco, cotton, soybeans, peaches, greenhouse and nursery products, hogs, cattle, poultry, dairy products |
| Fun Fact | First battle of the civil war was took place at Fort Sumter |
9th New Hampshire
| Capital | Concord |
| Abbreviation | NH |
| Nickname | Granite State |
| Agriculture | Dairy products, eggs, fruits, maple syrup products, nursery products, cattle |
| Fun Fact | Astronauts Alan Shepherd(first American in space)and Christa McAuliffe(teacher who died in shuttle explosion) are from New Hampshire |
10th Virginia
| Capital | Richmond |
| Abbreviation | VA |
| Nickname | Mother of States |
| Agriculture | Dairy products, poultry, hogs, cattle, corn, soybeans, peanuts, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, tobacco |
| Fun Fact | The first Thanksgiving in America held in Plymouth |
11th New York
| Capital | Albany |
| Abbreviation | NY |
| Nickname | Empire State |
| Agriculture | Dairy products, cattle, livestock, vegetables, hay, corn, apples, grapes, maple syrup |
| Fun Fact | Introduced apples to the U.S. |
12th North Carolina
| Capital | Raleigh |
| Abbreviation | NC |
| Nickname | Tar Heel State |
| Agriculture | Tobacco, poultry, cattle, hogs, corn, soybeans, wheat, peanuts, sweet potatoes, cucumbers,berries |
| Fun Fact | The first successful flight was by the Wright Brothers (Kitty Hawk in 1903) |
13th Rhode Island
| Capital | Providence |
| Abbreviation | RI |
| Nickname | Ocean State |
| Agriculture | Potatoes, apples, dairy products, nursery products |
| Fun Fact | Rhode Island is the smallest state, only 37 miles wide and 48 miles long |
