Map Skills
U.S. States
Capitals
Capitals #2
It's All Relevant
200
Shows the four cardinal directions on a map.
What is the compass rose?
200
This state is nicknamed the Sunshine State.
What is Florida?
200
This is the capital of New Mexico.
What is Santa Fe?
200
This is the capital of Colorado.
What is Denver?
200
True or False:
Michigan is found in the Northeast region of the United States.
False
400
The image below shows this imaginary line of longitude.
What is the prime meridian?
400
This U.S. capital is where the famous bus boycott took place following the arrest of Rosa Parks.
What is Montgomery?
400
This is the capital of Arizona.
What is Phoenix?
400
This is the capital city in Utah.
What is Salt Lake City?
400
This state is known as the Pelican State.
What is Louisiana?
600
The image below is an example of a ...
What is a key/legend?
600
This is the smallest state in the country at approximately 48 miles long and 37 miles wide.
What is Rhode Island?
600
This is the capital city in Washington.
What is Olympia?
600
The state capital of Maine.
What is Augusta?
600
This former U.S. President served as governor of Arkansas prior to being elected.
Who is Bill Clinton?
800
The image below is an example of...
What is a scale?
800
This states motto is "Live Free or Die."
What is New Hampshire?
800
Boise is the capital city of this state.
What is Idaho?
800
The capital of Vermont.
What is Montpelier?
800
2/3rds of the population in Utah belongs to this religious group.
What is Mormons?
1000
The map below is displaying information on this topic.
What is population density?
1000
This U.S. capital has worse pollution in their environment than both Los Angeles and New York City.
What is Phoenix?
1000
Topeka is the capital city of this state.
What is Kansas?
1000
The capital city of Nebraska.
What is Lincoln?
1000
This state is home to the first presidential election primary every four years.
What is Iowa?