U.S. State Capitals Part IV

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1. What is the state capital located on the Connecticut River and in a region nicknamed the "Knowledge Corridor"? Columbus Salem Hartford Denver

2. What is the state capital of the first state to ratify the Constitution of the United States, in 1787? Trenton Concord Dover Richmond

3. What is the state capital of the state where the Battle of Little Bighorn occurred? Helena Pierre Boise Little Rock

4. What is the state capital named after the 16th President of the United States? Madison Jackson Jefferson City Lincoln

5. What is the state capital that is one of the two cities known as the "Twin Cities"? Saint Paul Indianapolis Denver Boston

6. What is the state capital where Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat on a bus, which helped launch the modern civil rights movement in the United States? Austin Atlanta Little Rock Montgomery

7. What is the state capital of the smallest state, in terms of total area? Providence Frankfort Austin Augusta

8. What is the state capital associated with the nuclear accident at Three Mile Island? Harrisburg Honolulu Trenton Oklahoma City

9. What is the state capital of the "Bluegrass State"? Frankfort Nashville Topeka Lansing

10. What is the state capital where the William J Clinton Presidential Library & Museum is located? Little Rock Baton Rouge Jefferson City Jackson