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Regnat populus is a Latin phrase meaning "(The) People Rule) and is the state motto of Arkansas. It was first proposed by the Arkansas legislature in 1864 as ''Regnant populi'' but was changed to its current form as of May 23, 1907. | Regnat populus is a Latin phrase meaning "(The) People Rule) and is the state motto of Arkansas. It was first proposed by the Arkansas legislature in 1864 as ''Regnant populi'' but was changed to its current form as of May 23, 1907. | ||
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Regnat populus is a Latin phrase meaning "(The) People Rule) and is the state motto of Arkansas. It was first proposed by the Arkansas legislature in 1864 as Regnant populi but was changed to its current form as of May 23, 1907.