How many Americans can honestly name all 50 state capitals?
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Interesting, a Gallop poll taken last week concluded that only about 12% of US residents >18YRS old can name all 50 capitals.   \n\nAmazingly, 21% did not even know the capital of their HOME STATE.
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Yes. In fact, it's legal in all 50 states.
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If you are talking about the senators in the United States of America, the answer is 100. Two from every state.
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That depends. Right now there are 50, one for \n\neach state. The first flag had 13 stars, one for \n\neach colony. In all, there have been 27 different\n\nAmerican flags.
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here is the list, you can count them.\n\n--> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities%2C_towns%2C_and_villages_in_the_United_States\n\nThere are about 19,429 --> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities_by_population
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[ Massachusetts | Rhode Island | Connecticut | New Hampshire ] \n[ New York | Delaware | New Jersey | Pennsylvania ] \n[ Virginia | Maryland | North Carolina | South Carolina | Georgia ]
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Iowa, California, Massachusetts, Virginia?
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62, here's the list\n\nAir Force Iona \nAla.-Huntsville Lake Superior St. \nAlas. Anchorage Maine \nAlas. Fairbanks Mass.-Lowell \nAmerican Int'l Massachusetts \nArmy Mercyhurst \nBemidji St. Merrimack \nBentley Miami (Ohio) \nBoston College Michigan \nBoston U. Michigan St. \nBowling Green Michigan Tech \nBrown Minn. Duluth \nCanisius Minn. St. Mankato \nClarkson Minnesota \nColgate Neb.-Omaha \nColorado Col. New Hampshire \nConnecticut Niagara \nCornell North Dakota \nDartmouth Northeastern \nDenver Northern Mich. \nFairfield Notre Dame \nFerris St. Ohio St. \nFindlay Princeton \nHarvard Providence \nHoly Cross Quinnipiac \nRensselaer \nRobert Morris \nRochester Inst. \nSacred Heart \nSt. Cloud St. \nSt. Lawrence \nUnion (N.Y.) \nVermont \nWayne St. (Mich.) \nWestern Mich. \nWisconsin \nYale
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we have fifty states. the latest state brought into the US was Hawaii in the fifties. Washington, DC, is not considered a state because it is a single city and located within Maryland (if my memory serves me right). Puerto Rico is in US territory, but is not a state. I heard rumors in the past about making PR a state, but there has never been any depth to this rumor.\n\nOh, and UNI Panther.... I remember the song, too! Fifty nifty United States, from thirteen original colonies... fifty nifty stars on the flag that wave so beautifully in the breeze! Yay me!\n\nHope this helps.
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There are 3,141 counties and county equivalents in the 50 States and the District of Columbia. They are categorized as follows:\n\n3,007 entities named “County”\n16 Boroughs in Alaska\n11 Census Areas in Alaska (for areas not organized into Boroughs by the State)\n64 Parishes in Louisiana\n42 Independent Cities (1 in Maryland, 1 in Missouri, 1 in Nevada, and the remainder in Virginia)\n1 District - the Federal District or District of Columbia.\n\nThis does not include Commonwealths and territories with what are generally county equivalents, which are as follows:\n\nPuerto Rico - 78 Municipios\nU.S. Virgin Islands - 2 Districts\nGuam - 19 Election Districts\nNorthern Mariana Islands - 17 Districts\nAmerican Samoa - 5 Districts
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North Dakota\nNorth Carolina\nNebraska\nNew Hampshire\nNew York\nNew Jersey\nNevada\nNew Mexico\n\n\n8 in total
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according to USA about fifty eight thousand
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Song of the fifty states\nhttp://www.teridanielsbooks.com/FeetAcross.htm\nlisten over and over. lol\nhttp://www.songsforteaching.com/drjean/unitedstates.htm\nSing the fifty states to the tune of "Turkey in the Straw."\n\nThere are 50 states in our country,\nYou can learn them all if you sing them with me.\nWe'll start with "A" and work our way through.\nWe are all very proud of the red, white and blue.\n\nAlabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas\nCalifornia, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware\nFlorida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho\nIllinois, Indiana, Iowa, Don't you know!\n\nKansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine\nMaryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota\nMississippi, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska\nNevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico\n\nNew York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio\nOklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, We're on a roll!\nRhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee\nTexas, Utah, We're near the end, you see.\n\nVermont, Virginia,  and Washington State\nWest Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming. This is great!\nWe can sing them, we can say them, and now that we're all through.\nWe'll kiss our brains and say, "Yahoo!"
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Actually, everyone, there are only 45 STATES in the United States. The other 5 are Commonwealths. They have different Constitutions and their governments work slightly different. I do not remember all 5 Commonwealths, but Massecheusetts and Virginia are two of them. \n\nTo call them states does make it easier, though.
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That would be none but 38 states were joined before that and they are:\n\n 1. Delaware \n 2. Pennsylvania \n 3. New Jersey \n 4. Georgia \n 5. Connecticut \n 6. Massachusetts \n 7. Maryland  \n 8. South Carolina  \n 9. New Hampshire \n10. Virginia \n11. New York \n12. North Carolina \n13. Rhode Island \n14. Vermont \n15. Kentucky \n16. Tennessee \n17. Ohio \n18. Louisiana \n19. Indiana \n20. Mississippi \n21. Illinois \n22. Alabama \n23. Maine \n24. Missouri \n25. Arkansas \n26. Michigan \n27. Florida \n28. Texas \n29. Iowa \n30. Wisconsin \n31. California \n32. Minnesota \n33. Oregon \n34. Kansas \n35. West Virginia \n36. Nevada  \n37. Nebraska \n38. Colorado
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The US recognizes 193 countries. But their are probably 194
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There are six, not five\n\nPennsylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky