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Population
In 2014, the proportion of whites was 89.1%, that of blacks 2.1%, and the other 8.8%. Largest city is Fargo.
Economy
The main branches of the economy are the cultivation of spring wheat, barley, rye and flax as well as cattle farming. Missouri and Red River, once important transportation routes, now serve primarily as water suppliers for artificial irrigation. The extraction of lignite, crude oil and natural gas is also important; Industry is of little importance; Tourism (Badlands, International Peace Garden on the border with Canada, Theodore Roosevelt National Park) is an important source of income.
History
The area of today’s North Dakota belonged to the French colony Louisiana and came into possession of the USA through the Louisiana Purchase in 1803. In 1861 it was merged with other parts of the Louisiana Purchase and the area ceded by British Canada in 1818 in the Dakota Territory and – after being separated from South Dakota – on November 2, 1889, it became the 39th state in the Union.
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