Florida Explained In 11 minutes

Florida Explained In 11 minutes

Did you know that Florida is the only place in the world where alligators and crocodiles coexist in the wild hello and welcome to open Tiara join us as we unravel the sunshine States narrative from its Rich past to its thriving present-day economy and tantalizing color Ary Fusion stay tuned to uncover

More about this wild State sitting between the Gulf of Mexico the Atlantic Ocean and the Caribbean Sea Florida is a large Peninsula surrounded by warm Waters it also extends further south than any other continental US state this gives Florida a gorgeously baly tropical climate making it a magnet for

Sunseekers and beachgoers the state divides into a humid hot North Florida and a seasonally rainy South Florida famous for its Everglade swampland ecosystem zooming in Florida’s 100,000 or so Lakes dot the terrain everywhere from small Forest ponds to massive Lake Oki chobi and nearly 8500 mil of

Tranquil Rivers like the St John’s suani and Miami carve up the landscape native Americans lived in Florida for thousands of years before Europeans arrived the major tribes included the appalachi Uka and Kusa peoples they fished hunted and grew crops in Florida’s warm climate Spanish explorer Juan Pon Deon landed on

Florida’s East Coast in 1513 becoming likely the first European to reach the state he claimed the land for Spain and named it laf Florida in recognition of the Lush landscape and because he arrived during the Easter season known as Pasqua Florida over the next few hundred years Spain France and Great Britain fought

Over control of Florida Spain established settlements like St Augustine now the oldest continuously occupied European settlement in the US conflicts between colonists and Native American groups like The seols were also frequent Florida became a US territory in 1821 and was admitted as the 27th state 4 years later soon after the seol

Wars broke out as the US military tried to force Native Americans off their land thousands of enslaved Africans also labored on cotton and sugar plantations in North Florida Florida seceded from the US to join the Confederacy during the Civil War in 18 61 after the war reconstruction brought social and

Political upheaval the late 1800s saw new railroads connect Florida to other Southern States spurring tourism and development the early 20th century brought land booms and growing cities to Florida however the 1928 okobe hurricane and losses in the 1929 stock market crash depressed the state Florida made an enormous economic recovery during and

After World War II migration and tourism soared in recent decades Florida has grown to become the third most popular state its economy thrives on sectors like tourism Agriculture and Technology however environmental challenges like hurricanes and climate change threaten the state’s future let me know if I missed anything on Florida’s history

Florida has a long history of diverse peoples shaping its culture the Native American tribes and Spanish conquistadors who first inhabited this territory were just the start over the centuries Florida’s population has blossomed into an exceptional ethnic mix the slave trade brought African peoples to Florida for the large cotton orange

And sugar plantations that once dominated the Central and Northern regions freed slaves later dispersed around the state cementing enduring africanamerican communities especially around Tallahassee waves of Migrant workers and immigrants also made Florida home white settlers poured in from Southern States and Caribbean islands like Cuba and Puerto Rico laborers from Mediterranean

Countries like Italy Greece and Sicily were integral to the Orange Groves far Farms Mills and railroad lines that connected Florida’s agricultural economy in modern times Florida has become a Haven for an even richer set of Migrant and ethnic communities Miami gained a thriving Cuban community that is now the nation’s largest nicaraguans and

Colombians Venezuelans Dominicans and other Latin American peoples have robust presences and cities contain sizable Asian communities of Filipinos Indians Vietnamese Chinese and Beyond the diversity never stops growing Florida’s culinary identity mixes an Eclectic blend of cultural influences as diverse as the state itself Spanish techniques Caribbean spices and Southern flavors

Fused with International flare absorbed from waves of immigrants and Tra Travelers worldwide key lime Pie’s Tangy bite comes from tiny yellow key limes grown in the Florida Keys while the crunchy graham cracker crust represents the Sun and surf this perfect balance of sweet and sour Remains the official

State dessert for good reason no sandwich better fuses Miami’s Cuban flavor than the universally beloved Cuban stuffed with glazed ham roasted pork swiss cheese pickles and mustard between perfectly toasted Cuban bread it’s a gooey melty mouthful found on every street corner cool down from Florida’s heat with Disney’s Masterpiece

Dole Whip soft serve a pineapple ice cream so deliciously creamy they had to patent the recipe find this iconic snack spinning magic in the Magic Kingdom and at Disney Resorts Statewide free Cubana Burgers mix Cuban flavors into American dinair for a spicy juicy favorite layers of Chito and beef Sizzle amongst onions

Sho string fries and spicy ketchup in these Miami Staples pink shrimp The Saltwater Bounty of Florida’s coasts stars in dishes like sauted pink shrimp found on fine dining menus everywhere Statewide their tender sweetness even converts Skeptics into Seafood lovers for Life In This fishing Paradise Florida’s coastlines offer endless

Landmarks from Miami Beach’s electric Art Deco district to Captiva Island’s gorgeous seascapes the Florida Keys coral reef Trails aaz snorkelers while the Kennedy Space Center still ORS visitors with rockets and space history further in land Walt Disney World’s spellbinding castles have captivated families for half a century the serengetti like Wilderness at Everglades

National Park teams with alligators Panthers and over 200 species of birds within its mangroves and Sor grass the Columbia Restaurant in Tampa claims the title of oldest eery in Florida serving authentic Spanish cuisine since 1905 leafy public squares and opulent Gilded Age hotels amused Travelers in Victorian Time Capsule towns like

Fernandina beach with no state income tax and a pro business government Florida has developed into an economic Powerhouse driven by tourism agriculture construction technology and more let’s overview the state’s thriving economic sectors tourism is a mammoth industry here thanks to Florida’s Sunshine theme parks and pristine beaches over 120

Million visitors come annually Orlando’s parks and Resorts alone generate over $75 billion and Miami beachfront hotels rake in billions from Spring Breakers and cruise passengers agriculture was built in early Florida and crops like oranges sugar cane tomatoes and strawberries still drive rural areas today in total farming produces 8 million dollar in

Products annually also the state provides the US with 90% of its citrus fruit real estate and construction are other pillars building the condos and planned communities where retirees and families flock for the warm weather banking finance and insurance thrive in Metro hubs like Jacksonville Tampa and Miami with year round sunshine and warm

Weather it’s no surprise Florida is a huge Sports Haven football basketball baseball and even hockey Thrive here thanks to eager local and seasonal fans American football leads the pack with the three-time Super Bowl champion Miami Dolphins and 20 to20 Champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers driving Avid fandom basketball also enjoys Mass popularity

Led by South Beach icon Dwayne Wade’s Miami Heat and their three Titles since 2006 baseball enthusiasm spans spring training grapefruit League Play to Tampa’s rays and Miami Marlins chasing World Series dreams each fall and hockey draws snowbirds to Tampa Bay Lightning matchups plus the NHL’s Panthers in Sunrise yet Sports in Florida sprawl

Beyond the big leagues too major college athletics Prosper via Giants University of Florida and Florida State plus exceptionally loyal University of Miami Hurricane supporters based well beyond campus if you enjoyed this video on Florida you’ll love this next one

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an in-depth exploration of Florida, emphasizing its unique geography, diverse population, rich history, and thriving economy. Florida, known for its warm climate and beautiful beaches, is a hub of biodiversity and cultural fusion. The state’s history spans from Native American tribes to European colonization, with significant developments during and after the Civil War. Florida’s economy is diverse, focusing on tourism, agriculture, and technology. The state’s food culture is a blend of Southern, Caribbean, and international influences, with dishes like Key Lime Pie and the Cuban Sandwich being iconic. Attractions range from theme parks like Disney World to natural wonders like the Everglades. Sports, especially football and basketball, are also major facets of Florida’s culture.

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