You know when onPause()-OnStop()-onDestroy() of your activities are called. Inside one of these methods write your state to permanent storage (e.g. DB, shared preferences, even plain text file, you name it). Later on you can read which state you are in from permanent storage. I don't know if there are better ways of doing this, but this simple approach should work.
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