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Encyclopedia > List of companies based in Michigan
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Michigan - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography (5814 words)
Michigan's state universities are immune from control by the legislature, the governor and most aspects of the executive branch, and the cities in or near which they are located; but they are not immune from the authority of the courts.
Michigan was the first state in the Union to abolish the death penalty, in 1846.
Michigan has a humid continental climate throughout the state, although the southern portion of the state is characteried by warm summers, while the area north of about Grand Rapids has relatively cool summers, especially at night.
Michigan (1890 words)
Michigan was explored and settled by French voyageurs in the 17th century.
Michigan borders Indiana and Ohio to the south, and Wisconsin to the southwest of the Upper Peninsula.
Michigan is primarily known as the birthplace of the automobile industry.
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