United States Capitals! 3rd grade social studies Sydney Acers Menu Quiz

All 50 States! Quiz!  Capital Of the U.S. Menu Alabama Hawaii Massachusetts New Mexico South Dakota Alaska Idaho Michigan New York Tennessee Arizona Illinois Minnesota North Carolina Texas Arkansas Indiana Mississippi North Dakota Utah California Iowa Missouri Ohio Vermont Colorado Kansas Montana Oklahoma Virginia Connecticut Kentucky Nebraska Oregon Washington Delaware Louisiana Nevada Pennsylvania West Virginia Florida Maine New Hampshire Rhode Island Wisconsin Georgia Maryland New Jersey South Carolina Wyoming

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Montgomery, Alabama Capital: Montgomery State Bird: Yellowhammer State Flower: Camellia Menu Next

Juneau, Alaska Capital: Juneau State Bird: Willow Ptarmigan State Flower: Sitka Spruce Menu Next

Phoenix, Arizona Capital: Phoenix State Bird: Cactus Wren State Flower: Saguaro Cactus Menu Next

Little Rock, Arkansas Capital: Little Rock State Bird: Mockingbird State Flower: Apple Blossom Menu Next

Sacramento, California Capital: Sacramento State Bird: California Valley Quail State Flower: Golden Poppy Menu Next

Denver, Colorado Capital: Denver State Bird: Lark Bunting State Flower: Blue Spruce Menu Next

Hartford, Connecticut Capital: Hartford State Bird: Robin State Flower: White Oak Menu Next

Dover, Delaware Capital: Dover State Bird: Blue Hen Chicken State Flower: American Holly Menu Next

Tallahassee, Florida Capital: Tallahassee State Bird: Mockingbird State Flower: Cabbage Palmetto Menu Next

Atlanta, Georgia Capital: Atlanta State Bird: Brown Thrasher State Flower: Live Oak Menu Next

Honolulu, Hawaii Capital: Honolulu State Bird: Nene State Flower: Hibiscus Menu Next

Boise, Idaho Capital: Idaho State Bird: Mountain Bluebird State Flower: Syringa Menu Next

Springfield, Illinois Capital: Springfield State Bird: Cardinal State Flower: Native Violet Menu Next

Indianapolis, Indiana Capital: Indianapolis State Bird: Cardinal State Flower: Peony Menu Next

Des Moines, Iowa Capital: Des Moines State Bird: Eastern Goldfinch State Flower: Wild Rose Menu Next

Topeka, Kansas Capital: Topeka State Bird: Western Meadowlark State Flower: Native Sunflower Menu Next

Frankfort, Kentucky Capital: Frankfort State Bird: Cardinal State Flower: Goldenrod Menu Next

Baton Rouge, Louisiana Capital: Baton Rouge State Bird: Eastern Brown Pelican State Flower: Magnolia Menu Next

Augusta, Maine Capital: Augusta State Bird: Chickadee State Flower: Pine Cone & Tassle Menu Next

Annapolis, Maryland Capital: Annapolis State Bird: Baltimore Oriole State Flower: Black Eyed Susan Menu Next

Boston, Massachusetts Capital: Boston State Bird: Chickadee State Flower: Mayflower Menu Next

Lansing, Michigan Capital: Lansing State Bird: Robin State Flower: Apple Blossom Menu Next

St. Paul, Minnesota Capital: St. Paul State Bird: Common Loon State Flower: Lady Slipper Menu Next

Jackson, Mississippi Capital: Jackson State Bird : Mockingbird State Flower: Magnolia Menu Next

Jefferson City, Missouri Capital: Jefferson City State Bird: Bluebird State Flower: Hawthorn Menu Next

Helena, Montana Capital: Helena State Bird: Western Meadowlark State Flower: Bitterroot Menu Next

Lincoln, Nebraska Capital: Lincoln State Bird: Western Meadowlark State Flower: Goldenrod Menu Next

Carson City, Nevada Capital: Carson City State Bird: Mountain Bluebird State Flower: Bristlecone Pine Menu Next

Concord, New Hampshire Capital: Concord State Bird: Purple Finch State Flower: Purple Lilac Menu Next

Trenton, New Jersey Capital: Trenton State Bird: Eastern Goldfinch State Flower: Purple Violet Menu Next

Santa Fe, New Mexico Capital: Santa Fe State Bird: Road Runner State Flower: Yucca Menu Next

Albany, New York Capital: Albany State Bird: Bluebird State Flower: Rose Menu Next

Raleigh, North Carolina Capital: Raleigh State Bird: Cardinal State Flower: Dogwood Menu Next

Bismarck, North Dakota Capital: Bismarck State Bird: Western Meadowlark State Flower: Wild Prairie Rose Menu Next

Columbus, Ohio Capital: Columbus State Bird: Cardinal State Flower: Scarlet Carnation Menu Next

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Capital: Oklahoma City State Bird: Scissor- tailed Flycatcher State Flower: Mistletoe Menu Next

Salem, Oregon Capital: Salem State Bird: Western Meadowlark State Flower: Oregon Grape Menu Next

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Capital: Harrisburg State Bird: Ruffed Grouse State Flower: Mountain Laurel Menu Next

Providence, Rhode Island Capital: Providence State Bird: Rhode Island Red State Flower: Violet Menu Next

Columbia, South Carolina Capital: Columbia State Bird: Great Carolina Wren State Flower: Yellow Jessamine Menu Next

Pierre, South Dakota Capital: Pierre State Bird: Ring-necked Pheasant State Flower: Pasque Flower Menu Next

Nashville, Tennessee Capital: Nashville State Bird: Mockingbird State Flower: Purple Iris Menu Next

Austin, Texas Capital: Austin State Bird: Mockingbird State Flower: Texas Blue Bonnet Menu Next

Salt Lake City, Utah Capital: Salt Lake City State Bird: American Seagull State Flower: Sego Lily Menu Next

Montpelier, Vermont Capital: Montpelier State Bird: Hermit Thrush State Flower: Red Clover Menu Next

Richmond, Virginia Capital: Richmond State Bird: Cardinal State Flower: Dogwood Menu Next

Olympia, Washington Capital: Olympia State Bird: Willow Goldfinch State Flower: Western Rhododendron Menu Next

Charleston, West Virginia Capital: Charleston State Bird: Cardinal State Flower: Rhododendron Menu Next

Madison, Wisconsin Capital: Madison State Bird: Robin State Flower: Wood Violet Menu Next

Cheyenne, Wyoming Capital: Cheyenne State Bird: Western Meadowlark State Flower: Indian Paint Brush Menu

What is the Capital of Texas? A. Dallas B. Houston C. Austin D. Lubbock

What is California's Capitals? A. Los Angeles B. San Diego C. Sacramento D. San Francisco

Is New York located on the north, south, east or west side of the U.S.? A. North B. South C. East D. West

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Credits The students will be held to the state standards of TEKS. §113 Credits The students will be held to the state standards of TEKS. §113.514. Social Studies, Grade 3, (5) Geography. The student understands the concepts of location, distance, and direction on maps and globes. The student is expected to: (A) use cardinal and intermediate directions to locate places on maps and globes such as Amazon River, Himalayan Mountains, and Washington D.C. the Rocky Mountains, the Mississippi River, and Austin, Texas, in relation to the local community; (B) use a scale to determine the distance between places on maps and globes; (C) identify and use the compass rose, grid system, and symbols to locate places on maps and globes; and (D) create and interpret draw maps of places and regions that contain map elements, including a title, compass rose, legend, scale, and grid system. Start Over Menu