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Stack the States is an engaging educational application designed for Android users, aimed at teaching geography in a fun and interactive way. The program challenges users to learn about U.S. states, their capitals, and geographical locations through various mini-games and quizzes. Players can stack states on top of each other, helping to reinforce their knowledge of state shapes and positions in a playful manner.

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The application is compatible with Android 4.3 and later versions and supports multiple languages, including English, Traditional Chinese, and Japanese. With its intuitive interface and colorful graphics, Stack the States offers a user-friendly experience for learners of all ages. Versionincludes various updates that enhance gameplay, ensuring that users can enjoy a seamless educational experience.

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2.7.1
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Android
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Android 4.3
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By Dan Russell-Pinson
Stack the states makes learning about the 50 states fun.
Stack the States" makes learning about the 50 states fun. Watch the states actually come to life in this colorful and dynamic game. As you learn state capitals, shapes, geographic locations, flags and more, you can actually touch, move and drop the animated states anywhere on the screen. Carefully build a stack of states that reaches the checkered line to win each level. You earn a random state for every successfully completed level. All of your states appear on your own personalized map of the United States. Try to collect all 50. As you earn more states, you begin to unlock the four free bonus games: Map It, Pile Up, Puzzler and Capital Drop. Four games in one. HAVE FUN LEARNING ALL ABOUT THE 50 STATES: - Capitals - State shapes - Abbreviations - Bordering states - Location on the map - Nicknames - Flags. and more. FEATURES: - Hundreds of unique questions - Interactive map and 50 state flash cards - Choose any of the 50 friendly-looking states as your avatar - Create up to six player profiles - Collect all 50 states and track your progress on a personalized map - Earn FREE bonus games: Map It, Pile Up, Puzzler and Capital Drop - High resolution pictures of famous US landmarks - All games are powered by a realistic physics engine - Fun sound effects and music FIVE GAMES IN ONE: STACK THE STATES: Build tall piles with states and try to reach the checkered line. MAP IT: Tap the location of the selected state on the map. Try to complete the whole country. PILE UP: The states are piling up. Tap them quickly to get rid of them before they pile too high. PUZZLER: Sit back and relax as you slide the states around and put them together like a jigsaw puzzle. CAPITAL DROP: Match states with their capitals in this fast-paced bonus game. Don't let a state fall. Stack the States" is an educational app for all ages that's actually FUN to play. Try it now and enjoy five games for the price of one. PRIVACY DISCLOSURE Stack the States": - Does not contain 3rd party ads. Does not contain in-app purchases. Does not contain integration with social networks. Does not use 3rd party analytics / data collection tools. Does include links to other apps by Dan Russell-Pinson. For more information on our privacy policy please visit: http://dan-russell-pinson.com/privacy/.
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