And Illinois SHOULD become two states. Northern Illinois is hands down different from Southern Illinois.
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I know that would mean only 49 stars.
(But think about it: we could probably create new state out of Idaho, Montana and or/Utah/Wyoming; Shoshone could be the name.)
Montana was originally going to be named Shoshone after the indian tribe. But the Americans chose the Spanish name of Montaña (English: mountain) instead. Montana - is also a gigantic state. So taking a big portion of it, as well as smaller portions of surrounding states; would be better organized. (Then you would have your 50 stars again. Heh.)
And also, back to WV - what would be the point of a small state like West Virginia? On maps -- it looks pretty awkward. Why don't we call Virginia the state of East Virginia? Get my point?
So think about it? Should there be a merge between both states? Discuss.
And Illinois SHOULD become two states. Northern Illinois is hands down different from Southern Illinois.
After having taught Government, I believe that all states should have approximately the same number of residents. It would create a climate of all states having the same voice in federal government.
Have a Referendum 1st.
I agree, a referendum.
I agree, completely.
I also like how Canada has those big territories/provinces. We should have done that here in the USA. (for instance, merging both Arizona and New Mexico ~ so they would be as big as California or Texas. Or Mississippi and Alabama merging together. Or the Carolinas. etc.)
But for some odd reason; in America we always have our states pretty small. Canada does a good job at organizing their regions. I think Australia; too. USA should be like that, if you ask me.
In a judicial sense we do have provinces, but you have to remember territories would create a whole new layer of government to pay for, and we already have three nationally, and three statewide in some states.