+2 Best American Capitals Trivia and Quizzes in United States

Welcome to the ultimate American Capitals Trivia Quiz! How well do you know the beating hearts of each state in the land of the free and the home of the brave? Get ready to embark on a thrilling journey across the fifty states, from the iconic landmarks of Washington, D.C. to the hidden gems of Montpelier, Vermont. Do you have what it takes to match each state with its proud capital city? Whether you're a geography buff, a history enthusiast, or simply someone who loves to explore new facts, this quiz is sure to put your knowledge of American capitals to the test. Imagine strolling down the bustling streets of New York City, feeling the political pulse of Sacramento, or soaking in the southern charm of Nashville. Each capital has its own unique story to tell, reflecting the rich tapestry of American culture and heritage. From the skyscrapers of Atlanta to the historic charm of Boston, every question in this quiz will transport you to a different corner of the United States. So, grab a virtual map, sharpen your mental compass, and get ready to showcase your expertise in all things American capitals. Challenge your friends, family, or colleagues to see who can achieve the title of Capital Connoisseur! Will you reign supreme as the ultimate American Capitals Champion, or will you discover some new capital city surprises along the way? Let's dive in and test your knowledge of the heartbeat of each state in this star-spangled quiz adventure!

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  • Besides Washington D.C., in which other city is U.S. currency printed?

    Fort Worth

  • What Washington, D.C., hotel was associated with a political scandal?

    The Watergate Hotel

  • On what street in Washington D.C. is the White House located?

    Pennsylvania Avenue

  • The National Mall extends between the US Capitol and which monument?

    Washington Monument

  • Which of these buildings is the tallest in Washington, DC?

    Washington Monument

  • Which of these is another name for the White House?

    President's Palace

  • In 1812, what was "The Burning of Washington"?

    A British invasion

  • When was Washington D.C. founded?

    1790

  • Which NBA team is based in Washington DC?

    Wizards

  • A Darth Vader head is carved on what building in Washington, D.C.?

    The National Cathedral

  • What words are inscribed on top of the Washington Monument?

    Laus Deo

  • Washington, D.C.'s national airport is named after which president?

    Ronald Reagan

  • What is represented by the columns of the Lincoln Memorial?

    States

  • What is the sculpture at the Martin Luther King memorial monument called?

    Stone of Hope

  • Which of these is a historic neighborhood in Washington, D.C.?

    Georgetown

  • What trees bloom in the spring on the National Mall in Washington, DC?

    Cherry tree

  • Which of these memorial buildings is located at the National Mall?

    Lincoln Memorial

  • In what year was the famous March on Washington?

    1963

  • From which country was the engineer who designed Washington, D.C.?

    France

  • Which president established The Library of Congress?

    John Adams

Journey Through America with our Capital Cities Quiz!

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  • In which U.S. state capital can you find the historic Freedom Trail?

    Boston

  • What is the southernmost state capital of the contiguous US?

    Austin

  • Which U.S. state has the least populous capital city?

    Vermont

  • Which of these cities was the capital of Arizona from 1867 until 1877?

    Tucson

  • What is the capital of Wisconsin?

    Madison

  • Which state has the oldest capital city in the U.S.?

    New Mexico

  • What U.S. state capital name translates to "old fields" or "old town"?

    Tallahassee

  • What US state capital was named after a German chancellor?

    Bismarck

  • What U.S. state has the capital city with the highest altitude?

    New Mexico

  • Which U.S. state capital has a full-scale replica of the Parthenon?

    Nashville

  • The capital of which state used to be called Crabtown?

    Montana

  • What is the only US state capital that doesn't have a McDonald's?

    Montpelier, Vermont

  • What was the US capital when Washington first became president?

    New York City

  • Which is the largest US state capital by area?

    Juneau

  • Which state capital is known as the "Mile High City"?

    Denver

  • The name of the capital of which U.S. state has three words?

    Utah

  • Which U.S. state capital's slogan asks people to keep the city "weird"?

    Austin

  • Which state capital is home to the United States Naval Academy?

    Annapolis

  • What was the temporary capital of the US between 1790 and 1800?

    Philadelphia