Wyoming is the third-most patriotic state in America, ranking No. 1 overall for the methods used to meet its civics education requirements.
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GOSHEN COUNTY – Wyoming is the third-most patriotic state in America, ranking No. 1 overall for the methods used to meet its civics education requirements.
Personal-finance website WalletHub compared all 50 states across 13 indicators of patriotism as determined by military and civic engagement.
Virginia and Alaska came in first- and second-most patriotic, respectively, while Massachusetts, Illinois and New Jersey rounded out the bottom three overall.
In individual categories, the highest number of military enlistees hail from Georgia (No. 1), South Carolina and Idaho. The states contributing the least amount to the nation’s military are Rhode Island, Massachusetts and North Dakota (No. 50). Wyoming ranks near the top at No. 13.