Kentucky got its name from the Iriqouis indians word ken-tah-tah meaning land of tomorrow.
How Did Kentucky Get Its Name?
As a region, Kentucky has got its name from the river Kentucky. But there is no one explanation that can say for sure how Kentucky got its name. A name of native American origin, there are various meanings of the name, one being 'land of tomorrow', the other two meanings are 'cane and turkey lands' and another call it 'meadow land'.
Initially, it was a part of Virginia and it became the 15th state of the United States of America in the year 1792. It has Mississippi and the Ohio rivers on the western side and the big sandy river and pine mountain on the eastern side. Cumberland Mountain is also on the eastern side of it. In the south Kentucky is bordered by the state of Tennesse.
Initially, it was a part of Virginia and it became the 15th state of the United States of America in the year 1792. It has Mississippi and the Ohio rivers on the western side and the big sandy river and pine mountain on the eastern side. Cumberland Mountain is also on the eastern side of it. In the south Kentucky is bordered by the state of Tennesse.
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Kentucky got its name after Native Americans found it and claimed it.
Kentucky got its name from the Native Americans!
By the river Kentucky
From the river kentucky
I am not really sure I am doing a report on kentucky but I am guessing its because the kentucky river that is what the people obove me said
Dark and bloody battle
From the river
By the blossoms
By the kentucky river
