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Government and Economics Unit 11-8 US States and Capitals Global traveler 5-1-20
Government and Economics Unit 11-8 US States and Capitals Global traveler 5-1-20
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1
Hawaii was made a US territory in 1922
False
True
2
Osaka is Japanese puppet theater
True
False
3
China has the Taj Mahal and Hinduism
False
True
4
3 states make up the West Coast
True
False
5
Which one is incorrect
Denver, Colorado - Phoenix, Arizona
Tallahassee, Florida - Dover, Delaware
Sacramento California - Hartford, Connecticut
Jackson, Arkansas - Omaha, South Dakota
6
Which one is incorrect
Providence, New Hampshire - Washington is south of Oregon
Santa Fe, New Mexico - Annapolis, Maryland
7
Which one is not correct
Richmond Virginia - Charleston W. Virginia
Montpelier Vermont - Cheyenne Wyoming
Madison Wisconsin
Helena Washington
8
Dependent of USA
Puerto Rico
Jamaica
9
You have to have a visa even if you don't get off the train at the border
False
True
10
Which one is not correct
NYC is the largest in USA
Delaware and Maine border
Illinois is north of Tennessee
Ohio touches the Great Lakes
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Concord is the capital of New Hampshire
False
True
12
Kyoto is where the Golden Pavilion is in Japan
True
False
13
What building has the most stories
Public Library is has the most stories
The buildings because they are called buildings not a built.
14
Sapporo is in Japan and had 1972 Olympics
False
True
15
North Carolina is in Eastern standard time
True
False
16
The first state to be admitted to the Union was Delaware
True
False
17
In Norway most of the population lives along the coast
True
False
18
What is the state with the most pirates
Arrrizona
Arrrrkansas
19
Denmark is the home of the Viking burial ground
True
False
20
23% in Hawaii have no religious affiliation
False
True
