3. Kentucky symbols  The flower of Kentucky is a goldenrod.  The bird of Kentucky is a cardinal.  The animal of Kentucky is a gray squirrel.  the capital of Kentucky is Frankfort

4. States close to Kentucky  Some states close to Kentucky are Illinois, Indiana, Virginia, West Virginia, and Tennessee.

5. Just the facts  The population of Kentucky is 3,960,825.  The state hood is June 1,1792.  The nickname is bluegrass  Kentucky is famous for there horses  The motto is united we stand divided we fall  The song of Kentucky is my old Kentucky home  The biggest city in Kentucky is Louisville

6. Kentucky`s flag This is Kentucky's flag

7. When Kentucky became a state  Kentucky became a state in June 1,1792 [15]

8. SOME History of Kentucky  Some history of Kentucky is that American Indian tribes fought one another for control of Kentucky in the years before the Europeans arrived no tribe was able to claim Kentucky as their prize. The first Europeans to claim Kentucky were the English in 1584. Kentucky at the time was part of Virginia.

9. Kentucky's flower and bird Cardinal Golden Rod

10. Kentucky map This is a map of Kentucky

11. What Kentucky is famous for  Kentucky is famous for there kind of horses

12. People  A person named Muhammad Ali he was the greatest boxers in the world in the 1960`s and 1970`s he was born in Kentucky.  Another person is D.W Griffith he was the first director to shoot a film n Hollywood he was born in Kentucky.  Another person is Harland Sandler he appears on every bucket of fried chicken in Kentucky.  This is Ali This is D.W Griffith This is Harland Sandler

13. Why I think you should go to Kentucky  I think you should go to Kentucky because they have wonderful horses and the horses makes Kentucky famous

14. Conclusion Thank you for reading about Kentucky I hope you learned a lot about Kentucky and its maps and symbols and other cool things. THE END

15. bibliography  World almanac for kids 2014  ABDO database Kentucky  Jim Ollhoff 2010 united states Kentucky.