States and Capitals
What is the capital of Indiana?
Indianapolis
What is the capital of North Dakota?
What is the abbreviation for South Dakota?
SD
What state is shaped the most like a circle?
Ohio
Why is Detroit called "Motown"?
Motown is short for "Motor City" because many different kinds of cars are built there.
What is the capital of Kansas?
Topeka
What is the capital of Iowa?
What is the abbreviation for Iowa?
IA
What state has water separating two parts of it?
Michigan
What state is Mount Rushmore located in?
For 200 extra points: name the four presidents who are featured on the monument!
South Dakota
George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln!
What is the capital of Michigan?
Lansing
What is the capital of Missouri?
Jefferson City
What is the abbreviation for Missouri?
MO
What are the two states that are shaped like mittens?
Wisconsin and Minnesota
What is an ice shanty?
A shelter that ice fishers build around them to protect themselves from blowing wind and snow.
What is the capital of Nebraska?
Lincoln
What is the Capital of Ohio?
Columbus
What is the abbreviation for Kansas?
KS
Which 4 states are the furthest west?
North Dakota, South Dakota,Nebraska, and Kansas
What are the three "belts" in the Midwest?
(You must name all three!)
Corn Belt, Wheat Belt, Dairy Belt
What is the capital of Wisconsin?
Madison
St. Paul
What is the abbreviation for Wisconsin?
WI
What 3 states in the region make up the top half of the "Man in the Map?"
Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri
Areas of the Great Plains that are dry and useless for farming and other human purposes.