Alaska is derived from the Aleut alaxsxaq, meaning "the mainland", or more literally, "the object towards which the action of the sea is directed." It is also known as Alyeska, the "Great Land", an Aleut word derived from the same root.
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Alaska's State motto represents;
"A State of Promise, and a forward-looking optimism."
The Alaska Legislature officially adopted North to the Future as the official motto of Alaska in 1967, during Alaska's Purchase Centennial celebration.
The motto represents a forward-looking optimism--a state of promise. Richard Peter is quoted that the motto.
"Alaska's State motto is a reminder that beyond the horizon of urban clutter there is a Great Land beneath our flag that can provide a new tomorrow for this century's 'huddled masses yearning to be free'".
The motto also promotes the State of Alaska, advising that the future lies with the state to the north of the "lower 48".
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north to the future
alaskas motto is north to the future because alaska is a promised land. that is also what it means. did you get all the information you need? good. alaska is a good state.
Alaskas initials are AK
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The Danish sea Captain is Vitus Bering who is credited with the discovery in 1741.
Motto? What do you mean about motto? If you mean national song, it were written by Adam Oehlenschläge in 1823. If you mean anything else, you have to be more precise.
the state song is how to love
south i think
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