States and Capitols
What is the Capitol of Texas?
Austin
What is the most famous national park in Wyoming?
Yellowstone National Park
Name the 5 Great Lakes
Michigan, Superior, Huron, Ontario, Erie
What is California's state nickname?
The Golden State
What is the most popular ice cream flavor in America?
Chocolate Ice-Cream.
What is the Capital of Delaware?
What makes a National Park?
For a place to be considered a national park, it must
It must possess a unique resource.
It must be in need of protection by the National Park Service
It must be protected land.
Which great lake is the deepest?
Lake Superior
What is Georgia's State nickname?
The Peach State
Which of the states are swing-states: Iowa, Michigan, California, Ohio
Michigan, Iowa, Ohio
What is the Capitol of Tennessee?
Nashville
Where is the glacier national park?
Montana
What is the deepest river in the U.S?
The Hudson River
What is Iowa's state nickname?
The Prairie State
As of 2020, what percent of the U.S. usually votes democratic?
31%
What is the Capitol of Washington?
Olympia
Where is Pictured Rock National Park located in?
Michigan
Which Great Lake is the most dangerous?
This is which state's nickname: The Diamond State
Delaware
Who was the 5th president of the U.S.?
James Monroe
What is the capital of North Carolina?
Raleigh
Where is Acadia National Park?
Maine
Which State has over 10,000 lakes?
Minnesota
What is Indiana's state nickname?
The Hoosier State.
What percent of the U.S. is republican as of 2020?
25%