Take several measurements and average them. The best way is to count the number of steps you need to walk a known distance, such as a football field, which is 300 feet. Divide the number of steps you need to cover the 300 feet. For 100 steps, the step length would be three feet.he best way is to count the number of steps you need to walk a known distance, such as a football field, which is 300 feet. Divide the number of steps you need to cover the 300 feet.
Answer by Wmsionline. Confidence votes 2.2K. State Sovereignty; National Union: The Illinois state motto is related to the issues surrounding the power of an individual state versus the power of the Union. Illinois entered the Union as a free state, but Mississippi, just before, had come into the Union as a slave state.
The Missouri state motto is a Latin motto and in English it may be translated as either The welfare of the people shall be the supreme law or Let the good of the people be the supreme law. The Missouri motto has not been officially designated by act of state legislature and is therefore not an official state motto. The Missouri motto has its origin in Roman philosopher and lawyer Marcus Tullius Cicero's work De Legibus (in English, On Laws) (book III - part III - sub. VIII).