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Name things Mississippi Alabama and Georgia have in common?
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Could you name at least three things Mississippi Alabama and Georgia have in common?
-there both states- there in the USA- they both have state rocks
Name three things Mississippi Alabama and Georgia have in common geographically?
Are all south states.all on gulf of mexico
what three things do Mississippi Alabama and Georgia have in common?
they all border Tennesse they all touch a body of water there all on the eastern time level.
what three things do Tennesse Mississippi and Georgia have in common?
they
What two things do Mississippi Alabama and Georgia have in common?
* All three left the Union to join the Confederate States of America. * All three had miserable Civil Rights records and reputations.
Name three things Mississippi and Alabama have in common?
They are all states, they all border Tennessee, and they are all in the U.S.
What are three things mississippialabama and Georgia have in common?
they are all states
Is Georgia a common noun?
Yes, "Georgia" is a proper noun because it is the name of a specific place. Common nouns refer to general, non-specific categories of things such as "state" or "country."
Approximately how many gallons of gas is necessary to drive from Alabama to Georgia?
That's going to depend on a few things that you haven't included in the question: -- how many miles per gallon your car gets -- what place in Alabama you're starting from -- what place in Georgia you're heading to Let's assume your car gets 25 miles to the gallon. -- If you're going from Florence, Alabama to St. Marys, Georgia, that 605 miles. It'll take 24.2 gallons. -- If you're going from Lanett, Alabama to West Point, Georgia, that's 0.78 miles. It'll take 0.0312 gallons (4 ounces).
What are some things that Georgia and Indiana have in common?
they both have grass both have people both have trees
What things did Alabama do during statehood?
Alabama became a state in 1819. Its capital was Cahaba and later to Montgomery. Its population multiplied many times during the period. It also witnessed the end of the war in 1812, the Indians were defeated and there was a huge demand for cotton by the British. In 1817, the Mississippi Territory was split into the Territory of Alabama and the State of Mississippi. In 1802 the first cotton gin was built and in 1830 cotton mills were constructed. There were many economic and social changes and slavery was encouraged.
What are 2 things in Mississippi that start with D?
Darlington is a city in Mississippi. Diamondhead is a city in Mississippi.
