U.S. states

U.S. states are individual political entities within the United States, each with its own government and laws. There are 50 states, ranging from large, populous ones like California and Texas to smaller ones like Vermont and Delaware. States have their own unique cultures, economies, and histories, contributing to the nation’s diversity. Each state is represented in the U.S. Congress, has its own constitution, and can enact laws on various issues, such as education and transportation. States also have specific duties, like managing local governments and administering public services.