Colorado. Historical origin

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Colorado. Historical origin

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2. WHY’S IT CALLED THAT? Historical origin: 38th state on 1 August 1876 Capital: Denver Name: Colorado
3. THE DEVELOPMENT OF ITS CULTURE The Culture and Community collection contains more than 60,000 artifacts representing
4. RIDICULOUS LAWS Residents of Colorado are not legally permitted to keep dandelions on their property taller
5. it’s illegal to launch things at a person or property through catapults, slingshots, blowguns, and snowball
6. OLD CITIES Central City Victor
7. Creede Cripple Creek Silverton
8. Durango Leadville
9. FAMOUS PEOPLE OF THE STATE Byron Raymond White Charles Bent John Evans (1917–2002) (1799–1847) (1814–1897) justice
10. Ouray Lon Chaney William Harrison (Jack) Dempsey (1820–1883) (1883–1930) (1895–1983) Ute indian chief actor boxer
11. SYMBOLS OF THE STATE Flag Coat of arms
12. SYMBOLS OF THE STATE
13. PLACES OF INTEREST National Park Mesa Verde Canyons of the Ancients
14. Black American West Museum El Pueblo History Museum Natural History Museum
15. Southern Ute Cultural Centre & Museum Denver Art Museum
16. CULTURAL TRADITIONS Colorado Scottish Festival Chatfield corn maze
17. COLORADO INDIAN MARKET & SOUTHWEST ART FEST
18. SOURCES https://www.uncovercolorado.com/wild-west-towns-in-colorado/ https://archives.colorado.gov/collections/symbols-emblems https://www.50states.com/colorado.htm https://www.infoplease.com/us/states/colorado https://www.worldtravelguide.net/guides/north-america/united-states-of-america/colorado/history-language-culture/
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WHY’S IT CALLED THAT?
Historical origin: 38th state on 1 August 1876
Capital:

Denver
Name: Colorado (Spanish) = "colored red"
Nickname: Centennial State
Other name: Colorful Colorado

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THE DEVELOPMENT OF ITS CULTURE
The Culture and Community collection contains more

than 60,000 artifacts representing the material culture of Colorado from American Indian peoples, the early Hispanic populations of the region after Spanish contact, and the people who have continually immigrated to Colorado, particularly from the 19th century to the present day.
American Indian tribes lived there, discovering and creating the trails, peaks, wildlife wonders, waterfalls and hot springs.
The love of the outdoors has influenced painters, sculptors, songwriters, jewellery makers and indeed chefs.

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RIDICULOUS LAWS
Residents of Colorado are not legally permitted to keep dandelions

on their property taller than ten inches
In Boulder, it’s permitted to “insult, taunt, or challenge” police officers––until they ask you to stop
It’s against the law to buy or sell cars on Sundays
You can’t drink and ride a horse at the same time in Boulder

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it’s illegal to launch things at a person or property through

catapults, slingshots, blowguns, and snowball fights in Aspen
You may not kiss on the platforms at the Denver Union Station
It is unlawful to mutilate rocks in a state park

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OLD CITIES
Central City
Victor

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Creede
Cripple Creek
Silverton

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Durango
Leadville

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FAMOUS PEOPLE OF THE STATE
Byron Raymond White Charles Bent John

Evans
(1917–2002) (1799–1847) (1814–1897)
justice of the US Supreme Court a fur trapper and an early settler in Colorado founder of University of Denver

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