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Capitals of US states
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In 1957 nine African American students entered the segregated high school in this city.
Raleigh, Virginia
Little Rock, Arkansas
Atlanta, Georgia
Montgomery, Alabama
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This capital city is known as the Mile-High City because it is 5280 feet above sea level.
Denver
Albuquerque
Helena
Phoenix
3
This capital city of Tennessee is home to country music and the NHL team, the Predators.
Louisville
Memphis
Hooterville
Nashville
4
The capital of this state is ...
Milwaukee
Madison
Minneapolis
Memphis
5
Dallas it is not. The capital of Texas is named after the Father of Texas.
Amarillo
Austin
San Antonio
Fort Worth
6
After landing in Oz, Dorothy wanted to return to this state, whose capital is Topeka.
Nebraska
Missouri
Kansas
Montana
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Located on an island, this capital is the most remote city of its size in the world.
Honolulu
Des Moines
New York
Seattle
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The capital of Pennsylvania. Hint: no chocolate, no cheese steak, no pirates!
Pittsburgh
Hershey
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
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Named after a mythological bird that dies in flames and is reborn from its own ashes.
Helena
Phoenix
Baton Rouge
Olympia
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The capital city of this state was named after the famous mountain man, Kit Carson.
Colorado
California
Montana
Nevada
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The USS Montgomery is a combat ship in the US Navy named after the capital of this state.
Louisiana
Ohio
Mississippi
Alabama
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Founded in 1630, it is one of the oldest cities in the US. In 1773 it hosted a tea party
Boston
Cincinnati
New York
Atlanta
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This capital city is named after the state in which it is located.
Kansas City
New York City
Michigan City
Oklahoma City
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Florida's capital city
Orlando
Tallahassee
Tampa
Miami
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Kings play on a court in this capital city.
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Francisco
Oakland