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Capitals
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Running Where?
100
The last state added to the United States.
What is Hawaii
100
The largest river in the U.S., which is also known as the Mighty __________.
What is the Mississippi
100
The capital that has the state in its name.
What is Oklahoma City, OK or Indianapolis, IN
100
The first presidential inauguration took place in this state: George Washington took the oath of office on April 30, 1789.
What is New York
100
This candidate's presidential buzz first started ahead of the 1988 campaign, when a Draft ______ movement was launched. This candidate would go on to flirt with bids several times prior to 2016, including in 2012 when the candidate ultimately decided that “business is my greatest passion.”
What is Donald Trump
200
This state joined the United States in 1845 becoming the 28th state.
What is Texas
200
The longest river in the U.S.
What is the Missouri
200
The capital that has the same name as your teacher.
What is Jackson, Mississippi
200
This state has the longest coastline in the U.S., 6,640 miles, greater than that of all other states combined
What is Alaska
200
This candidate worked as a carpenter, filmmaker, recording artist, writer and researcher. This candidate ran unsuccessfully for statewide offices several times in the 1970s as a member of the anti-war Liberty Union Party — the only party to which this candidate ever belonged — before the successful bid as an independent mayor of Burlington in 1981.
What is Bernie Sanders
300
The first state.
What is Delaware
300
The largest lake by volume (amount of water in the lake)
What is Lake Superior
300
The only capital and state that do not have any common letters.
What is Pierre, South Dakota
300
This state has five national parks: Arches, Canyonlands, Zion, Bryce and Capitol Reef
What is Utah
300
This candidate believes lessons can be learned from the Scandinavian approach to public policy. Namely, this candidate says the U.S. should adopt the following principles: Treat health care as a right, provide higher education for free, protect the environment and reduce childhood poverty.
What is Bernie Sanders
400
This state joined the U.S. during the Civil War when the state decided to split ties with the original state that was on the side of the Confederacy.
What is West Virginia
400
The largest river in this state. The river shares the same name as the state capital.
What is the Sacramento River.
400
A capital that has a season in its name.
What is Springfield, IL.
400
This state is home to the most crayfish: 98% of the world's crayfish are found in this state.
What is Louisiana
400
By this candidates own admission, the candidate cannot carry a tune. But this candidate can proudly state that they are a Grammy winner — for Best Spoken Word or Non-Musical Album in 1997 for the audio version of It Takes a Village. As secretary of State from 2009 to 2013, this candidate visited 112 countries and conducted 1,666 meetings with foreign leaders. The candidate traveled 956,733 miles and ate 570 meals on the plane while spending the equivalent of 87 days in the air.
What is Hillary Clinton
500
This state was added to the United States after the passing of the Missouri Compromise. Previously this state had belonged to Massachusetts.
What is Maine
500
The deepest lake in the United States was formed over 7,000 years ago and is 1,943 feet deep.
What is Crater Lake
500
Name ALL 4 capitals and states that start with the same letter.
What is What is Honolulu, HI
Dover, Delaware
Indianapolis, IN or
Oklahoma City, OK
500
This state has the largest production of maple syrup in the U.S.
What is Vermont
500
This candidate ran for president once before, in 1999. A nine-term congressperson, the candidate had helped lead the charge in the 1990s that led to a balanced federal budget, and sought to convert their growing national profile into a White House bid. Enthusiasm and financial support for George W. Bush forced this candidate to end the campaign months before the 2000 primaries.