U.S. Cities and Capitals Trivia

The video explores the state capitals of the Southeast United States, covering 12 states from West Virginia to Louisiana. Each capital is introduced with its location, historical significance, and unique facts. The video emphasizes the importance of these capitals in American history, including their roles in the Civil War and Civil Rights Movement.

Which state in the Southeast region has Charleston as its capital?

• South Carolina

• North Carolina

• West Virginia

• Virginia

What river is the capital of Virginia, Richmond, located on?

• James River

• Kentucky River

• Kanawha River

• Cumberland River

Which city is known as the 'City of Oaks' due to its numerous oak trees?

• Columbia

• Raleigh

• Nashville

• Atlanta

What is the capital of South Carolina, and what river is it located on?

• Richmond, James River

• Atlanta, Chattahoochee River

• Nashville, Cumberland River

• Columbia, Congaree River

Which city is referred to as 'Music City' due to its deep roots in country music?

• Atlanta

• Nashville

• Columbia

• Raleigh

Which city hosted the Summer Olympic Games in 1996?

• Miami

• Atlanta

• Nashville

• Tallahassee

What is the capital of Florida, and what is unique about its location during the Civil War?

• Orlando, it was captured

• Miami, it was burned

• Tallahassee, it was not captured or burned

• Jacksonville, it was captured

Which city in Alabama was significant during the Civil Rights Movement?

• Little Rock

• Jackson

• Birmingham

• Montgomery

What is unique about the location of Jackson, Mississippi?

• It is the oldest capital city

• It is the highest capital city

• It is on an inactive volcano

• It is on an active volcano

Which state capital is known for having the oldest capital building in the U.S.?

• Little Rock

• Jackson

• Baton Rouge

• Montgomery