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What is the capital of Delaware, a city founded by William Penn in 1683 and serving as the state capital since 1777?

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What is the capital of Colorado, nicknamed the “Mile High City” because its elevation is about 5,280 feet?

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What is the capital of Maine, the only U.S. state capital bordering the Kennebec River?

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What is the capital of Louisiana, a city whose name comes from the French phrase for “red stick”?

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Which U.S. state capital was founded as Boise in 1863 and has a name often linked to the French phrase for “wooded”?

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What is the capital of Delaware, a city founded by William Penn in 1683 and serving as the state capital since 1777?

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Dover

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What is the capital of Colorado, nicknamed the “Mile High City” because its elevation is about 5,280 feet?

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Denver

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What is the capital of Maine, the only U.S. state capital bordering the Kennebec River?

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Augusta

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What is the capital of Louisiana, a city whose name comes from the French phrase for “red stick”?

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Baton Rouge

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Which U.S. state capital was founded as Boise in 1863 and has a name often linked to the French phrase for “wooded”?

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Boise

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What is the capital of Arizona, the most populous U.S. state capital whose name refers to a mythical bird?

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Phoenix

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What is the capital of Alaska, a city accessible mainly by air or sea because it has no road connection to the rest of the state?

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Juneau

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What is the capital of Alabama, a city on the Alabama River that became the Confederacy’s first capital in 1861?

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Montgomery

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Which U.S. state capital was the first permanent English settlement in the Americas?

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Jamestown

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Which U.S. state capital was formerly named Terminus because it marked the end of a railroad line?

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Atlanta

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Which U.S. state capital is the only one named after a U.S. president who was assassinated?

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Lincoln

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Which U.S. state capital was originally called Edwinton when founded in 1872?

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Bismarck

Trivia questions and answers, drawn fresh from the well

What is the capital of Delaware, a city founded by William Penn in 1683 and serving as the state capital since 1777?

What is the capital of Colorado, nicknamed the “Mile High City” because its elevation is about 5,280 feet?

What is the capital of Maine, the only U.S. state capital bordering the Kennebec River?

What is the capital of Louisiana, a city whose name comes from the French phrase for “red stick”?

Which U.S. state capital was founded as Boise in 1863 and has a name often linked to the French phrase for “wooded”?

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What is the capital of Delaware, a city founded by William Penn in 1683 and serving as the state capital since 1777?

What is the capital of Colorado, nicknamed the “Mile High City” because its elevation is about 5,280 feet?

What is the capital of Maine, the only U.S. state capital bordering the Kennebec River?

What is the capital of Louisiana, a city whose name comes from the French phrase for “red stick”?

Which U.S. state capital was founded as Boise in 1863 and has a name often linked to the French phrase for “wooded”?

What is the capital of Arizona, the most populous U.S. state capital whose name refers to a mythical bird?

What is the capital of Alaska, a city accessible mainly by air or sea because it has no road connection to the rest of the state?

What is the capital of Alabama, a city on the Alabama River that became the Confederacy’s first capital in 1861?

Which U.S. state capital was the first permanent English settlement in the Americas?

Which U.S. state capital was formerly named Terminus because it marked the end of a railroad line?

Which U.S. state capital is the only one named after a U.S. president who was assassinated?

Which U.S. state capital was originally called Edwinton when founded in 1872?

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