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States and Capitols
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Random trivia about our 50 states and their Capitols.
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What is the capitol of New York State?
Buffalo
Pittburgh
Albany
New York City
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Who was the first president of the United States?
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
John Adams
George Washington
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What state has the most people living in it?
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
California
Texas
4
How many Great Lakes are there?
3
2
5
4
5
What is the longest river in the United States?
Missouri River
Fond du Lac River
Mississippi River
Colorado River
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What is the capitol city of the United States?
New York City
Chicago
Madison
Washington D.C.
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What state has the least amount of people living in it?
Vermont
Rhode Island
Kentucky
Wyoming
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How many states begin with the letter O?
5
3
2
1
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What Great Lake does Wisconsin NOT have a border with?
Lake Erie
Lake Michigan
Lake Superior
Lake Huron
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What state was the Battle of Lexington fought in?
New York
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
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What state is the state bird the Baltimore Oriole?
Michigan
Maryland
Minnesota
Missouri
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What state is on the east coast of the United States?
California
Montana
New York
North Dakota
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What year did Wisconsin become a state?
1876
1848
1900
1776
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How many states are in the United States?
50
48
52
55
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What is the state directly south of Wisconsin?
Canada
Illinois
Minnesota
Iowa
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What is not a region of Wisconsin?
Western Uplands
Lake Superior Lowlands
Eastern Ridges and Lowlands
The Great Lake Valley
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What is the capitol city of Oklahoma?
Oklahoma City
Columbia
New York City
Jefferson City
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What state is in the Pacific Ocean?
Hawaii
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Florida
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What is the largest state by size?
Texas
Alaska
California
Arizona
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What date was the Declaration of Independence signed?
July 4, 1776
December 25, 1776
June 4, 1776
July 1, 1776