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 \nDavid Sieren,14;Gerald &Buff Corsi,20  \n# Table of Contents\n\nMap …………  \nFast Facts…………………………  \nState Name and Nickname  \nState Seal and Motto……  \nState Capitol and Flag  \nState Bird..  \nState Tree.  \nState Flower.  \nState Animal  \nMore State Symbols  \nPlaces to Visit  \nWords to Know  \nRead More………  \nUseful Addresses  \nInternet Sites ………  \nIndex …………………  \n……7  \n………9  \n……13  \n……15  \n………17  \n..19  \n…………………21  \n……………………22  \n………………23  \n..23  \n………24  \n…………………24  \n……………………24  \n# Fast Facts\n\nCapital:Montgomery is Alabama's capital.  \nLargest City:Birmingham is Alabama's largest  \ncity.Almost 260,000 people live in Birmingham.  \nSize:Alabama covers 52,423 square miles(135,776 square kilometers).Alabama is the30th largest state.  \nLocation:Alabama is located in the southeasternUnited States.  \nPopulation:About 4,352,000 people live inAlabama(U.S.Census Bureau,1998 estimate).  \nStatehood:Alabama became the 22nd state onDecember 14,1819.  \nNatural Resources:Alabama has coal,marble,and forests.  \nManufactured Goods:Workers in Alabama maketextiles,steel,and rubber products such as tires.  \nCrops:Alabama farmers grow peanuts,cotton,andpecans.Livestock farmers raise chickens.","cbCaicYSupqvKr3g","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicYSupqvKr3g","pdf",2921481,32,"English","# Fast Facts\n## Alabama state overview\n## Map and quick reference sections\n## State symbols and emblems\n## Places to visit and useful addresses\n## Internet sites and index","[{\"question\":\"What topics does the book cover about Alabama?\",\"answer\":\"It covers Alabama’s nickname, flag, motto, state seal, and multiple official state symbols, along with useful sections such as places to visit and references.\"},{\"question\":\"Where is Alabama’s capital, and what is it?\",\"answer\":\"The capital is Montgomery.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the book describe Alabama’s size and population?\",\"answer\":\"It lists Alabama’s area as 52,423 square miles and gives an approximate population of about 4,352,000 people based on a 1998 estimate.\"}]","Alabama Facts and Symbols - read online free | PDF",1790707424,49]