States and Capitals Flashcards

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What is the capital of Minnesota?

Duluth

St. Paul (correct)

Rochester

Minneapolis

What is the capital of Iowa?

Des Moines (correct)

Davenport

Council Bluffs

Cedar Rapids

What is the capital of Missouri?

Columbia

Kansas City

St. Louis

Jefferson City (correct)

What is the capital of Arkansas?

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What is the capital of Louisiana?

Baton Rouge Signup and view all the answers

What is the capital of Mississippi?

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What is the capital of Alabama?

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What is the capital of Georgia?

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What is the capital of Florida?

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What is the capital of Illinois?

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What is the capital of Indiana?

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What is the capital of Wisconsin?

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What is the capital of Tennessee?

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What is the capital of Kentucky?

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What is the capital of Michigan?

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What is the capital of Ohio?

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What is the capital of South Carolina?

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What is the capital of North Carolina?

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What is the capital of Hawaii?

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What is the capital of Alaska?

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What is the capital of California?

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What is the capital of Oregon?

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What is the capital of Washington?

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Study Notes

U.S. States and Their Capitals

Minnesota: Capital is St. Paul, known for its diverse culture and twin city, Minneapolis.
Iowa: Des Moines serves as the capital, recognized for its political importance and vibrant arts scene.
Missouri: Jefferson City is the capital, notable as one of the oldest state capitals in the U.S.
Arkansas: Capital is Little Rock, famous for its role in the civil rights movement and the home of Bill Clinton.
Louisiana: Baton Rouge is the capital, known for its rich history and cultural diversity, particularly in music.
Mississippi: Capital Jackson, recognized for its significance in the civil rights movement and as a historical hub.
Alabama: Montgomery serves as the capital, historically relevant as the first capital of the Confederacy and a key civil rights center.
Georgia: Atlanta, the capital, known for its role as a major economic and cultural hub in the southeastern U.S.
Florida: Capital is Tallahassee, often overlooked but pivotal in state government and education sectors.
Illinois: Springfield is the capital, famed as Abraham Lincoln's home and for its historical landmarks.
Indiana: Indianapolis serves as the capital, known for its sports events and as a major transportation hub.
Wisconsin: Madison is the capital, recognized for its university and progressive politics.
Tennessee: Nashville, the capital, renowned as the heart of the country music industry.
Kentucky: Frankfort is the capital, noted for its historic architecture and bourbon production.
Michigan: Lansing serves as the capital, significant for its role in the automotive industry.
Ohio: Columbus is the capital, recognized as a leading educational and economic center.
South Carolina: Columbia is the capital, known for its history and being a central location in the state.
North Carolina: Raleigh serves as the capital, part of the Research Triangle, a major tech region.
Hawaii: Honolulu is the capital, famous for its scenic beauty and as a major tourist destination.
Alaska: Juneau serves as the capital, notable for its unique geography and as the only U.S. capital that is not accessible by road.
California: Sacramento is the capital, historically significant as the site of the Gold Rush.
Oregon: Salem serves as the capital, known for its agricultural industry and historical significance.
Washington: Olympia is the capital, notable for its governmental institutions and as a gateway to the Olympic Peninsula.

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Test your knowledge of U.S. states and their capitals with these flashcards. Each card presents a state, and you need to recall its capital. Ideal for students wanting to enhance their geographical skills.