State Capitols

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1. A statue of William McKinley, the 25th President, can be seen on the grounds of this state's capitol building. Kentucky Illinois Virginia Ohio

2. Which northern state's capitol building features a statue by Daniel Chester French and Edward Potter called 'The Progress of the State'? Montana Minnesota Alaska Wyoming

3. Which state's capitol building has cone-shaped legislative chambers made to look like volcanoes rising out of the sea? California Arkansas Hawaii Florida

4. This state's capitol building is built on the narrow isthmus between Lake Mendota and Lake Monona. New York Wisconsin Pennsylvania Idaho

5. Which state's capitol was designed by Thomas Jefferson? Kentucky New York Virginia Maryland

6. In this state's capitol building, you can see the spot where Jefferson Davis was sworn in as president of the Confederacy. Mississippi South Carolina Virginia Alabama

7. Paul Revere made a copper sheath for the dome of this state's capitol building. Pennsylvania New York Massachusetts Rhode Island

8. Among other exhibits in this state's capitol are figureheads from the flagship 'Hartford', a wagon wheel from the Civil War, and a Hall of Flags. Missouri Indiana New Jersey Connecticut

9. If you visit this state's capitol, you can see Native American beadwork and arts and crafts by members of the Amana Colonies and Amish communities. Indiana Tennessee Michigan Iowa

10. The 400-foot-tall capitol building of this state is known as the 'Tower of the Plains'. Kansas Texas North Dakota Nebraska