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Connecticut: State Facts, History, and Government


Episode 754


The provided text is an extensive Wikipedia article about the U.S. state of Connecticut, covering a wide range of topics about the state. It begins with essential facts like the state's capital, population, and area, detailing its location in New England and its most famous nicknames, such as the "Constitution State". The major sections explore Connecticut's detailed history, from the colonial period and its role in the American Revolution to its industrial evolution, and events in the 20th and 21st centuries, including major storms and the Sandy Hook tragedy. Furthermore, the article describes the state's geography (including climate, flora, and fauna), its demographics and economy (focusing on manufacturing, finance, and major corporations), and the specifics of its transportation and governmental structure, which uniquely lacks county governments. Finally, there is information on the state’s politics, education system, major sports teams, and official etymology and symbols.


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