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The United States of America is made up of 50 states, each with its own government, culture, and identity. From the beaches of California to the forests of Maine, each state contributes to the rich fabric of the nation.

States are grouped into different regions, such as the Northeast, Midwest, South, and West. While all states share federal laws, they also maintain unique laws, traditions, and local customs.

Quick State Facts

First state: Delaware (1787)
Largest by land: Alaska
Smallest: Rhode Island
Most populous: California
Least populous: Wyoming

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 The '''United States of America''' is made up of 50 states, each with its own government, culture, and identity. From the beaches of California to the forests of Maine, each state contributes to the rich fabric of the nation.
 States are grouped into different regions, such as the Northeast, Midwest, South, and West. While all states share federal laws, they also maintain unique laws, traditions, and local customs.
-'''Quick State Facts'''
+== Quick State Facts ==
-* First state: Delaware (1787)
+* First state: '''Delaware''' (1787)
-* Largest by land: Alaska
+* Largest by land: '''Alaska'''
-* Smallest: Rhode Island
+* Smallest: '''Rhode Island'''
-* Most populous: California
+* Most populous: '''California'''
-* Least populous: Wyoming
+* Least populous: '''Wyoming'''
-'''See also'''
+== See also ==
-* <nowiki>[[About the United States]]</nowiki>
+* [[About the United States]]
-* <nowiki>[[History of the U.S.]]</nowiki>
+* [[History of the U.S.]]
-* <nowiki>[[Interesting Facts about the U.S.]]</nowiki>
+* [[Interesting Facts about the U.S.]]