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3. Cities and Regions  The capital city of Hawaii is Honolulu.  Some of the major cities are Molokai, Lanai, and Oahu.  The region in the U.S is the North Pacific.

4.  The population of Hawaii is really big, it is 1,360,301.  The nickname of Hawaii is the Aloha State.

5. STATE FLAG, STATE BIRD, AND STATE TREE  The state bird is a Nene. It’s a Hawaiian goose.  The state tree is called a Kukui.  The state flag looks like this….

6.  Hawaii has volcano peaks.  If you hike down the east side you'd be in the rain forest.

7. HISTORY  Hawaii became a state on August 21 st, 1959.  Hawaii’s location is on the Pacific Ocean.  Hawaii plays a mayor role in U.S. military planning.

8. ECONOMY/INDUSTRIES: JOBS/PRODUCTS  Living in Hawaii is very expensive, since people must sometimes import necessities like food and agriculture related things.  To help affect the coasts, small manufacturing plants and farms produce some items locally for the islands.

9. POPULAR ATTRACTIONS AND SPORTS TEAMS  Some popular attractions in Hawaii are Alaska Falls and Pearl Harbor.  Basketball is a popular sport played in Hawaii.

10. FAMOUS PEOPLE AND COLLEGES/UNIVERSITIES  One famous person was King Kamehameha; he was famous for uniting the islands in 1810.  Two universities in Hawaii are The University of Hawaii at Monoa and The Argosy University.

11. RESOURCES USED  www.Worldbookonline.com www.Worldbookonline.com  www.Culturegrams.com www.Culturegrams.com  www.Groliernbk.com www.Groliernbk.com  America the Beautiful: Hawaii  World Atlas