United States Southeast States and Capitals

Study Notes

Southeast Region States and Capitals

Alabama: Capital is Montgomery; known for its significant role in the civil rights movement.
Arkansas: Capital is Little Rock; home to the Little Rock Nine, which played a key role in the desegregation of schools.
Florida: Capital is Tallahassee; famous for its beaches, theme parks, and as a prominent tourist destination.
Georgia: Capital is Atlanta; recognized for its historic significance in the civil rights movement and as a major cultural and economic hub.
Kentucky: Capital is Frankfort; known for its horse racing, bourbon production, and bluegrass music.
Louisiana: Capital is Baton Rouge; famous for its vibrant culture, New Orleans, and unique Cajun and Creole cuisines.
Mississippi: Capital is Jackson; noted for its rich musical history, particularly the blues genre.
North Carolina: Capital is Raleigh; recognized for its research and tech industries and beautiful landscapes.
South Carolina: Capital is Columbia; known for its historical sites and coastal tourism.
Tennessee: Capital is Nashville; known as the "Music City," it's the center of country music in the United States.
Virginia: Capital is Richmond; rich in American history, particularly from the Civil War era.
West Virginia: Capital is Charleston; known for its mountainous terrain and coal mining history.

Description

Test your knowledge of the Southeast region's states and their capitals with this flashcard quiz. Each card features a state from Alabama to Mississippi, providing a quick way to learn and memorize these important locations in the United States.