50 U.S. State Capitals Showdown (Part 1, 10s)

[C] Montgomery | Montgomery’s white‑columned capitol saw the birth of both the Confederacy and the Civil Rights march.

[B] Juneau | Juneau is reachable only by boat or plane—no roads link it to the rest of Alaska.

[A] Phoenix | Phoenix’s copper‑domed capitol honors the state’s “Copper Star.”

[D] Little Rock | Little Rock blends historic architecture with a thriving arts scene.

[B] Sacramento | Sacramento’s capitol park grows trees from every continent except Antarctica.

[D] Denver | Denver’s mile‑high capitol steps sit exactly 5,280 feet above sea level.

[A] Hartford | Hartford's capitol dome gleams under Connecticut's wide‑open skies.

[C] Dover | Dover's downtown is famous for local cafes and walkable streets.

[D] Tallahassee | Tallahassee's capitol dome gleams under Florida's wide‑open skies.

[A] Atlanta | Lawmakers in Atlanta meet just steps from bustling farmers markets.

[C] Honolulu | Honolulu hosts annual festivals that draw visitors from across Hawaii.

[B] Boise | Boise's capitol dome gleams under Idaho's wide‑open skies.

[A] Springfield | Springfield blends historic architecture with a thriving arts scene.

[D] Indianapolis | Indianapolis stakes its claim as the “Racing Capital of the World” with the annual Indy 500.

[C] Des Moines | Des Moines's downtown is famous for local cafes and walkable streets.

[B] Topeka | Lawmakers in Topeka meet just steps from bustling farmers markets.

[A] Frankfort | Frankfort hosts annual festivals that draw visitors from across Kentucky.

[B] Baton Rouge | Lawmakers in Baton Rouge meet just steps from bustling farmers markets.

[C] Augusta | Augusta blends historic architecture with a thriving arts scene.

[D] Annapolis | Annapolis's capitol dome gleams under Maryland's wide‑open skies.

[A] Boston | Boston's capitol dome gleams under Massachusetts's wide‑open skies.

[D] Lansing | Lansing hosts annual festivals that draw visitors from across Michigan.

[C] Saint Paul | Saint Paul blends historic architecture with a thriving arts scene.

[B] Jackson | Jackson's downtown is famous for local cafes and walkable streets.

[C] Jefferson City | Jefferson City hosts annual festivals that draw visitors from across Missouri.