Study the Who Are Americans? infographic to answer the question that follows. A map titled, Fiscal Transfers between the States and the Federal Government, 2018. Accompanying text reads as follows. Every U.S. state contributes to the federal government through the federal taxes paid by the state's citizens, and every state receives money from federal spending. Federal spending is a broad category that includes the grants described above as well as spending on military bases and federal procurement. Not every state receives the same amount from the federal government, however. The map above shows how much federal spending each state received for each dollar paid in federal taxes in 2018. Federal spending per tax dollar by state is shown in map as follows. Alabama 2.43, Alaska 2.04, Arizona 1.72, Arkansas 0.97, California 0.93, Colorado 1.16, Connecticut 0.77, Delaware 0.45, District of Columbia 1.95, Florida 1.19, Georgia 1.10, Hawaii 2.44, Idaho 1.63, Illinois 0.71, Indiana 1.03, Iowa 1.17, Kansas 1.05, Kentucky 1.61, Louisiana 1.10, Maine 2.17, Maryland 1.60, Massachusetts 0.73, Michigan 1.22, Minnesota 0.46, Mississippi 2.98, Missouri 0.96, Montana 1.90, Nebraska 0.68, Nevada 1.47, New Hampshire 1.19, New Jersey 0.57, New Mexico 3.42, New York 0.77, North Carolina 1.29, North Dakota 0.96