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NAME: JESUS GONZALEZ R

GRADE: 8TH A
DATE: FRIDAY, JUNE 16TH, 2023
SUBJECT: LANGUAGE
TOPIC: HW#3 INTERDISCIPLINARY PROJECT INVESTIGATION
CORRECTION.

CONNECTICUT

INDEX
INTRODUCTION
HISTORY
CELEBRATIONS
HOLIDAYS
TRADITIONS
FOOD
COSTUMES
BIBLIOGRAPHY
INTRODUCTION
Connecticut, often referred to as the
"Constitution State," is a northeastern state
located in the New England region of the United
States. With a rich history dating back to the
early colonial period, Connecticut is known for
its charming small towns, picturesque
landscapes, and vibrant cultural
heritage.Connecticut is also home to prestigious
educational institutions and offers a high quality
of life with its proximity to major cities, beautiful
coastal areas, and recreational opportunities in
its numerous state parks.
HISTORY
Connecticut is a state with a
rich and fascinating history.
From its colonial roots to its
role in the American
Revolution, Connecticut has
played an important part in
shaping the United States as
we know it today.
HISTORY
One of the most famous events in
Connecticut's history is the Hartford
Convention of 1814, which was held
during the War of 1812. Although the
convention ultimately had little impact on
the outcome of the war, it remains an
important moment in Connecticut's
history.
CELEBR A T I O N
ve s to ce le b r a te its
ct icu t is a s ta te th at lo
Conne a r , th e r e are
Th r o ug h ou t th e ye
traditio n s . the
ts t ha t s ho w c a s e
u s fe s tiv a ls a n d even
numero d id e n tity .
u r e a n
state's unique cult
CELEBRATION
t p o p u la r e v e n ts is th e D u r h am
One of the mos
p la c e e v e r y S e p te m b e r . T h e
Fair, which takes
u ltu ra l e x h ib its , c a r n iv al
fair features agric
p le n ty o f d e lic io u s fo o d.
rides, live music, and
la r e v e n t is th e M y s tic Ir is h
Another popu
e ld in M a r ch a n d c e le b r a te s
Parade, which is h
a g e w ith b a g p ip e s , ste p
the state's Irish herit
n d p le n ty o f g r e en a tt ir e .
dancing, a
HOLIDAY
Connecticut may not be the first place
that comes to mind when you think of
vacation destinations, but it has plenty
to offer for those who are looking for
a unique and enjoyable experience.
HOLIDAY
One of the most popular attractions is
the Mystic Seaport, which is a living
history museum that showcases
Connecticut's maritime heritage.
Visitors can explore historic ships,
watch demonstrations of traditional
crafts like blacksmithing and coopering,
and even take a sail on a replica tall
ship. Another must-see attraction is the
Mark Twain House in Hartford, where
visitors can tour the author's former
home and learn about his life and work.
TRADITIONS
tta s : R o w b oa t ra cin g ,
Rega
known as "regattas," is a
popular tradition in
Connecticut. These
competitions are held on
rs , la k e s, a nd s h o re lin e s,
rive
drawing participants and
c ta tor s fr om a ll o v e r th e
spe
state.
A D I T I O N S
TR
Festivals: Connecticut hosts
many festivals and cultural
events throughout the year.
For example, the Connecticut
Folk Festival and Green Expo
is an annual event that
celebrates folk music,
sustainability, and local
culture.

A D I T I O N S
TR
Arts and Crafts: Connecticut
is home to a thriving arts
and crafts community. In
addition, the state has a
tradition of manufacturing
quality products such as
furniture, ceramics, and
glass.

FOOD
Connecticut ha
s a rich culinar
often overlook y tradition tha
ed. One of the t is
dishes is New s ta te's most famo
Haven-style p us
characterized izza, which is
by its thin crus
and simple top t , charred edge
pings like tom s,
ato sauce and
mozzarella ch
eese.
FOOD
Another class
ic Connecticu
cheeseburge t dish is the s
r, which is m te amed
burger patty ade by cooki
in a special st ng a
then placing eaming cabin
it on a bun w et and
cheese. The r ith melted ch
esult is a juicy eddar
and flavorful
that is unique burger
to the state.
CONSTUME
Connecticut has a long and
proud history, and one way
that this history is celebrated
is through traditional clothing.
For example, during historical
reenactments, participants
often wear colonial-style
clothing that reflects the
state's colonial-era past.
CONSTUME
Another type of traditional
clothing that is still worn in
Connecticut today is the
Amish-style clothing worn by
members of the Old Order
Amish community in eastern
Connecticut. These clothes are
simple and functional, with
dark colors and no
adornments.
BIBLIOGRAPHY
"Connecticut: An Illustrated History" de
Rachel Carley.
"A Short History of Connecticut" de Philip
L. Barbour.
"Connecticut: A History" de William
Larned Kingsley.
"The Story of Connecticut" de Dorothy A.
Bennett y Robert W. Bennett.
"Connecticut: A State Guide and
Reference Book" de Federal Writers'
Project.

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