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Sunday Special - State Capitals
1. What is the state capital located on the Connecticut River and in a region nicknamed the "Knowledge Corridor"?
2. What is the state capital of the first state to ratify the Constitution of the United States, in 1787?
3. What is the state capital of the state where the Battle of Little Bighorn occurred?
a. – Helena
b. –Pierre
c. – Boise
d. - Little Rock
4. What is the state capital named after the 16th President of the United States?
5. What is the state capital that is one of the two cities known as the "Twin Cities"?
6. What is the state capital where Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a bus, which helped launch the modern civil rights movement in the United States?
7. What is the state capital of the smallest state, in terms of total area?
8. What is the state capital associated with the nuclear accident at Three Mile Island?
9. What is the state capital of the "Bluegrass State"?
10. What is the state capital where the William J Clinton Presidential Library & Museum is located?
11. What state capital is located in the "Pine Tree State" and is the easternmost state capital in the U.S.?
12. What is the state capital where Mount Rushmore is located?
13. What is the state capital named after the third President of the United States, the principal author of the Declaration of Independence?
14. What is the state capital established on the longest river system in North America, and whose name translated means "Red Stick"?
15. What is the state capital of the state Sunday Special nicknamed the "Sunshine State" and home to Everglades National Park?
16. What is the state capital where the state caucuses are held representing the first major electoral event in the nomination process for the President of the United States?
17. What is the state capital found in New England on the Merrimack River, where the Christa McAuliffe Planetarium is located?
18. What is the state capital located in the South, named after the seventh U.S. President, and the site of the world's first human lung transplant?
19. What is the state capital that was an important political and supply center during the Civil War, and is found halfway between the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean?
20. What is the state capital of the state that borders Mexico and is the largest in area of the contiguous United States?
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1. Hartford
2. Dover
3. Helena
4. Lincoln
5. Saint Paul
6. Montgomery
7. Providence
8. Harrisburg
9. Frankfort
10. Little Rock
11. Augusta
12. Pierre
13. Jefferson City
14. Baton Rouge
15. Tallahassee
16. Des Moines
17. Concord
18. Jackson
19. Columbia
20. Austin
1. What is the state capital located on the Connecticut River and in a region nicknamed the "Knowledge Corridor"?
2. What is the state capital of the first state to ratify the Constitution of the United States, in 1787?
3. What is the state capital of the state where the Battle of Little Bighorn occurred?
a. – Helena
b. –Pierre
c. – Boise
d. - Little Rock
4. What is the state capital named after the 16th President of the United States?
5. What is the state capital that is one of the two cities known as the "Twin Cities"?
6. What is the state capital where Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a bus, which helped launch the modern civil rights movement in the United States?
7. What is the state capital of the smallest state, in terms of total area?
8. What is the state capital associated with the nuclear accident at Three Mile Island?
9. What is the state capital of the "Bluegrass State"?
10. What is the state capital where the William J Clinton Presidential Library & Museum is located?
11. What state capital is located in the "Pine Tree State" and is the easternmost state capital in the U.S.?
12. What is the state capital where Mount Rushmore is located?
13. What is the state capital named after the third President of the United States, the principal author of the Declaration of Independence?
14. What is the state capital established on the longest river system in North America, and whose name translated means "Red Stick"?
15. What is the state capital of the state Sunday Special nicknamed the "Sunshine State" and home to Everglades National Park?
16. What is the state capital where the state caucuses are held representing the first major electoral event in the nomination process for the President of the United States?
17. What is the state capital found in New England on the Merrimack River, where the Christa McAuliffe Planetarium is located?
18. What is the state capital located in the South, named after the seventh U.S. President, and the site of the world's first human lung transplant?
19. What is the state capital that was an important political and supply center during the Civil War, and is found halfway between the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Atlantic Ocean?
20. What is the state capital of the state that borders Mexico and is the largest in area of the contiguous United States?
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1. Hartford
2. Dover
3. Helena
4. Lincoln
5. Saint Paul
6. Montgomery
7. Providence
8. Harrisburg
9. Frankfort
10. Little Rock
11. Augusta
12. Pierre
13. Jefferson City
14. Baton Rouge
15. Tallahassee
16. Des Moines
17. Concord
18. Jackson
19. Columbia
20. Austin
