The great state of Georgia became
the 4th state on January 2, 1788. Georgia was founded by James
Oglethorpe on February 12, 1733 and it was the 13th colony. It's
area is 57,906 square miles making it the 24th largest state in the
U.S. The capital of Georgia is Atlanta. Atlanta has been the
capital since 1868. Georgia has 100 miles of coastline.
Emblem/Symbol
Name of Emblem/Symbol
Adopted
Motto
"Wisdom,
justice, and moderation"
Nickname
Empire State of
the South; Peach State
State Bird
Brown Thrasher
April 6. 1935
State Flower
Cherokee Rose
1916
State Song
"Georgia on My
Mind"
April 24, 1979
State Tree
Live Oak
1937
State Flag
May 8, 2003
State Vegetable
Vidalia Onion
1990
State Fish
Largemouth Bass
1970
State Amphibian
Green Tree Frog
May 9, 2005
State Mineral
Staurolite
1976
State Fruit
Peach
1995
Complete the questions below.
1. Georgia's state tree is
the
.
2. The Staurolite is
Georgia's state .
3. Georgia became a state
on January 2,
.
4. The state fruit is the .
5. Georgia was the
colony.
6. The state motto is "."
7. The state fish is the
.
8. The Green Tree Frog is
the state .
9. The state flag was
adopted on May 8,
.
10. The Brown Thrasher is
the state
.
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