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| 15th | The order Kentucky was admitted to the United States |
| Governor | The head of Kentucky's executive branch of government |
| General Assembly | The head of Kentucky's legislative branch of government |
| Kentucky Supreme Court | The head of Kentucky's legislative branch of government |
| Setting marriage standards | A power Kentucky government has that the Federal government does not have |
| Raising Taxes | A power both the Kentucky government and the Federal government share |
| Setting High School graduation requirements | A power Kentucky government has that the Federal government does not have |
| Printing money | A power the federal government has that the Kentucky government does not have |
| Foreign Treaties | A power the federal government has that the Kentucky government does not have |
| Coal | The mineral (usually black) used to help produce electricity |
| Agriculture | The industry that includes raising crops and animals, generally to sell for food |
| Thoroughbred Horses | The most famous type of livestock (animals) raised in Kentucky, particularly in the Bluegrass |
| Manufacturing | The industry in which various materials are put together to make things such as Corvettes, transportation equipment, and more |
| Mining | The industry in which coal and other minerals are extracted from the ground |
| Tourism | The industry in which people visit the various parks and scenic places in Kentucky |
| Whiskey | Kentucky leads the nation in producing this product distilled from grain (which is illegal to people under age 21). |
| Tobacco | Kentucky is second in the nation in producing this special agricultural product (illegal to someone under age 18) |
