Should I move to Hawaii?

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President Barack Obama won the election by a land slide, but this past Illinois senator was born and raised in Honolulu Hawaii, one of the best places in the world (Wikipedia, Honolulu). Hawaii is one of the best places and is going to be one of the best locations to move to. I really should move to Hawaii over staying here in Illinois. One of the Islands I would choose to move to is Oahu, whose nickname is “the gathering place” (City). I also would specifically prefer to live in Honolulu; I been there before and absolutely loved being there. Honolulu is an absolute great place to live, it has a fantastic selection of state parks around it and overall it is ninety nine percent better than Illinois (Kathie). The Honolulu city is seen by me as incredible, fantastic, and adventurous. There is that one percentage that Illinois has that makes me prefer to live there and it has some history as well.
Even if Illinois is a tragic place to live its few qualities that make it a livable place to live and a history that is slightly particular that should be voiced. Illinois itself was settled by the French explorers in sixteen seventy three (Wikipedia, Illinois). Illinois stayed a French territory until is conquered by the British people at the end of the seven years’ war (Wikipedia, Illinois). The Illinois area was explored at around the date of nineteen seventy three (Wikipedia, Illinois). After being fully explored and settled, Illinois was enabled to become a state on the “date of eighteen eighteen”. During the civil war in the nineteenth century, southern Illinois would serve as a strategic supply point and root for the northern side. In the later twentieth century, the first sustained nuclear reaction was done in Illinois (Wikipe...

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