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Study Guide States and Capitals Social Studies, Grade 5
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STATES
AND
CAPITALS
What
is
a
State?
In
the
United
States,
a
state
is
a
political
division.
Boundaries
between
states
are
either
lines
drawn
by
people
or
natural
lines,
like
rivers.
There
are
50
states
in
the
United
States
of
America.
What
is
a
Capital?
A
capital
is
the
center
of
government
in
each
state.
Government
buildings,
such
as
courts,
are
located
in
the
capital
city.
Government
officials
such
as
the
governor
and
the
senators
work
in
these
buildings.
Here
are
some
states
and
their
capitals…
New
York:
Albany
Massachusetts:
Boston
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California:
Sacramento
Virginia:
Richmond
Hawaii:
Honolulu
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How
Well
Do
You
Know
the
States
and
their
Capitals?
1.
The
capital
of
Pennsylvania
is
_______________.
a]
Philadelphia
b]
Harrisburg
c]
Pittsburgh
d]
Penn
City
2.
The
capital
of
Florida
is
_______________.
a]
Miami
b]
Orlando
c]
Tallahassee
d]
Tampa
3.
The
capital
of
Iowa
is
_______________.
a]
Decatur
b]
Orleans
c]
Ames
d]
Des
Moines
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