June 1 is the day Kentucky became a U.S. state

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June 1 is the day Kentucky became a U.S. state

 On June 1792, 1, Kentucky became a state of the United States. Its official name is Kentucky Community. The eastern state of the United States is included in the list of central southeastern states. The name Kentucky is derived from the name of the Indus River. But its meaning is still controversial. In 1792, the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Kentucky was adopted. As of June 1, Kentucky joined the Union of States as the 15th state by number. In 1798, the Kentucky and Virginia resolutions were passed. The state's new constitution was adopted in 1891. The current population is 4,042 million. people. The capital of Kentucky is Frankfort. Its major cities are Louisville, Lexington-Fayette, Owensboro, Bowling-Green-Hopkinsville.