I got 49 problems and they're state capitals plus one
This is FL's state capital.
Tallahassee
Cinco de Mayo is Spanish for this.
Fifth of May
Yoda's home is here.
Dagobah
The term for a baby cow.
Calf
When a password is limited to numeric characters, it is referred to as a PIN, an acronym for this 3-word phrase.
Personal Identification Number
This southern state capital could also mean "tiny boulder."
Little Rock, AR
Cinco de Mayo is the commemorative anniversary of this event.
The Battle of Puebla 1862
He built C-3PO.
Anakin Skywalker
During this season, ducks lay their eggs to reproduce.
Spring
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The only American state capital city on an island.
Honolulu, HI
This popular taco ingredient is called "tripas" in Spanish.
Chitterlings (Chitlins)
In the original Star Wars movie, this actor plays Han Solo.
Harrison Ford
Kit is the name of this animal's baby who is often seen with floppy ears at 4-H fairs.
Rabbit
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This state capital has the highest population among any other state capitals, according to world population review.
Phoenix, AZ
This Mexican National holiday is often mistaken for being the reason behind Cinco de Mayo.
Mexican Independence Day (actually celebrated September 16)
Chancellor Palpatine is also called this name, his Sith alter-ego.
Darth Sidious
Many horses in a group is commonly called by this term.
Herd
JIRA was named after this Japanese character.
Godjira (Godzilla)
This state capital is also known as "The mile high city."
Denver, CO
This reggae producing island country holds an annual air guitar festival each year in honor of Cinco de Mayo.
Jamaica (Montego Bay)
Star Wars was created by this man.
George Lucas
These two common farm animals do not have teeth on their upper jaw.
Sheep & goats
You'd have to hit the 4 button this many times to text the word “Hi” on a flip phone’s non-T9 number pad.
5 times