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By, Christian Torres, Raul Garcia, Jose Garcia

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By, Christian Torres, Raul Garcia, Jose Garcia

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Prairie state, Land of Lincoln

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Mrs. Ella Park Lawrence an elected Illinois State Regent of the Society of the Daughters noticed that there was no flag for Illinois so she became determined to get it an official flag. So in 1912 she started campaigns for an Illinois flag, then sent a letter to the D.A.R. in Illinois, offering a $25.00 prize to whoever presented the best design for an Illinois. The design was a seal of Illinois on a white field.

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Illinois wanted to be a lone state but it couldn't because it didn’t have enough people.

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Interesting Facts on the history of Illinois 

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Interesting Facts on the history of Illinois 

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Illinois is one of the 50 states in the U.S. The Willis tower is one of the tallest buildings in the U.S. Illinois was the first state to abolish slavery

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Representatives and senators of Illinois

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Representatives and senators of Illinois

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Richard Durban is the Senior Senator, Tammy Duck worth is a Junior Senator.

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Barack Obama
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant

Ronald Reagan

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Springfield was the capital of Illinois because that's where Abraham Lincoln lived and also because he was the first president of the U.S. that was from Illinois.

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Tree, White Oak Tree (1908), The Bird is the Cardinal (1929) , The Fish is the blue gill, The animal is the white tailed deer (1982), The violet is the flower of Illinois (1908)

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Native American's to Inhabit                                        Illinois

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Native American's to Inhabit                                        Illinois

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There were 10,000 Illinois Indians with lots of land, but was then reduced to 300 Illinois Indians who lived in a small village.