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McAuliffe  \nConsultant:  \nRoy K.AlameidaTeacher,Social StudiesKamehameha Schools,Honolulu,Hawaii  \nMankato,Minnesota  \nCapstone Press  \n151 Good Counsel Drive,P.O.Box 669,Mankato,Minnesota 56002http://www.capstone-press.com  \nCopyright ◎2000,2003(revised and updated edition)by Capstone Press.All rightsreserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced in whole or in part,orstored in a retrieval system,or transmitted in any form or by any means,electronic,mechanical,photocopying,recording,or otherwise,without written permission of thepublisher.For information regarding permission,write to Capstone Press,151 Good Counsel Drive,P.O.Box 669,Dept.R,Mankato,Minnesota 56002.  \nPrinted in the United States of America  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataMcAuliffe,Emily  \nHawaii facts and symbols/by Emily McAuliffe.—Rev.and updated ed.  \np.cm.—(The states and their symbols)  \nIncludes bibliographical references(p.23)and index.  \nSummary:Presents information about the state of Hawaii,its nickname,motto,and emblems.  \nISBN 0-7368-2241-0(hardcover)  \n1.Emblems,State—Hawaii—Juvenile literature.[1.Emblems,State—Hawaii.  \n2.Hawaii.]I.Title.II.Series:McAuliffe,Emily.States and their symbols.CR203.H3M332003996.9'0022—dc21  \n2002154779  \n# Editorial Credits\n\nChristianne C.Jones,update editor;Damian Koshnick,editor;Linda Clavel,updatedesigner and illustrator;Heather Kindseth,cover designer;Kelly Garvin,updatephoto researcher;Kimberly Danger,photo researcher  \nPhoto Credits  \nCorbis,6  \nDoris J.Brookes,22(middle)  \nD.R.&T.LSchrichte/Seapics,coverHawaiiVisitors'Bureau/Linday Boyes,14Index Stock Imagery/Tom Walker,18International Stock/Tom Till,16James P.Rowan,12John Elk II,10,22(bottom)  \nNorbert Wu/www.norbertwu.com,20One Mile Up,Inc.,8,10(inset)Visuals Unlimited/Nancy L.Cushing,22(top)  \n123456080706050403  \nTable of Contents  \nMap……………  \nFast Facts  \nState Name and Nickname  \nState Seal and Motto..  \nState Capitol and Flag  \nState Bird……………  \nState Tree……………………  \nState Flower……………  \nState Marine Mammal  \nMore State Symbols ……  \nPlaces to Visit ………………  \nWords to Know ..  \nRead More…………  \nUseful Addresses  \nInternet Sites ……………………  \nIndex ……………………………  \n………4  \n………5  \n……………7  \n…………………9  \n…………………11  \n…………………13  \n……………………15  \n……17  \n……………………19  \n………………………21  \n……………………22  \n……………………23  \n……………………23  \n……………………24  \n………………………24  \n……………………24  \nCapital:Honolulu is the capital of Hawaii.Largest City:Honolulu is the largest city inHawaii.About 371,500 people live in Honolulu.Size:Hawaii's eight main islands cover 10,932square miles(28,314 square kilometers).Hawaiiis the 8th smallest state.  \nLocation:Hawaii is in the central Pacific Ocean.Population:About 1,211,500 people live in Hawaii(2000 U.S.Census Bureau).  \nStatehood:Hawaii became the 50th state onAugust 21,1959.  \nNatural Resources:People catch fish in thePacific Ocean near Hawaii.Visitors admireHawaii's landscape.  \nManufactured Goods:Hawaiians make clay,glass,and stone products.They also make clothing.Crops:Farmers in Hawaii grow macadamia nuts,pineapples,sugar cane,and coffee beans.They alsoraise cattle.","cbCait2x5B9Y6q7k","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCait2x5B9Y6q7k","pdf",3400443,32,"English","# Fast Facts\n## State Name and Nickname\n## State Seal and Motto\n## State Capitol and Flag\n## State Bird\n## State Tree\n## State Flower\n## State Marine Mammal\n## More State Symbols\n## Places to Visit\n## Words to Know\n## Read More\n## Useful Addresses\n## Internet Sites\n## Index","[{\"question\":\"What topics do the “Fast Facts” cover in the book?\",\"answer\":\"They cover Hawaii’s state name and nickname, state seal and motto, state capitol and flag, plus official state symbols like bird, tree, flower, and marine mammal, along with additional symbols and places to visit.\"},{\"question\":\"Which major locations and demographic facts about Hawaii are provided?\",\"answer\":\"The book lists Honolulu as the capital 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