Wyoming Economy, Tourist attractions, Geography

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WyomingEconomy, Tourist attractions, Geography

• Wyomings economy heavily relies on its land. The
  land provides Wyomings most valuable
  product-coal. Most of the states manufacturing
  plants process the products of Wyomings mines
  farms and forests.
• Wyomings land is one of its tourist attractions
  because the scenery is great. One of the most
  famous and oldest national park is Yellow stone.
  It is so famous because of its land and the
  famous geyser Old Faithful. There is a famous
  rock hill called Devils Tower.
• Wyoming is mostly famous for its mountains. But
  not all of Wyoming is mountainous. Between the
  mountain ranges and the treeless fields, Wyoming
  is a beautiful state. Some large fields are
  dotted with rugged lonely towers called buttes.

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History, Customs/Special Events

• The first people that lived in Wyoming were the
  Indians which lived there over 11,000 years ago.
  The Johnson County War was in 1892. The battle
  was about the cattlemen thought they were being
  looted (stolen). Later the cattlemen found out
  they were being looted and later won the war.
• One of the special events is the Frontier days
  which is celebrated in Cheyenne. It started in
  1897 and is still going on today. It goes for 10
  days in July. Another event that is all over
  Wyoming is bull and horse rodeos.

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New York Economy, Tourist attractions, History

• If New York was its own nation, it would be one
  of the most richest, most productive country on
  earth. To keep its enterprises running smoothly
  requires close cooperation between state
  government and the business community.
• In New York there are many tourist attractions.
  One of then is boat rides on Lake Erie and the
  famous Niagara Falls. There are many kinds of
  sports in New York like football, hockey,
  baseball, and basketball. There are also many
  places to see plays. One of the most famous
  places to see a play is Broadway.
• The first people to live in New York were the
  Indians. The Indians were the Mohawk, the Oneida,
  the Onondaga, the Cayuga, and the senica. The
  first explorer was Giovanni Da Verranzano.

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Geography and Events/Customs

• The New York Harbor can fit Amsterdam, London,
  Hamburg and Antwerp harbors, with room to spare.
  Only the southern tip touches the Atlantic Ocean.
  Have you ever noticed that Long Island sort of
  looks like a fish? New York has a total of 49,108
  square miles.
• There are many events in New York. One is when
  the ball drops in New York City on New Years
  Day. On Halloween there is a big costume parade.
  On the Fourth of July all around New York there
  are fireworks going off. On almost every holiday
  something happens in New York.