Lesson 50 of 84 ยท Local and State Government
โญ 30 XPState Capitals and Their History
State capitals are important cities that often hold government buildings and represent the heart of each state.
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State capitals are important cities that often hold government buildings and represent the heart of each state. They are where state leaders make laws and decisions that affect everyone. Many state capitals also have rich histories, with beautiful architecture and museums that tell the story of the state. Visiting a state capital can be an exciting way to learn about our government and history.
Key Facts
State capitals hold government buildings.
They are where leaders make important decisions.
Many capitals have historical sites and museums.
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1 of 2What is located in state capitals?
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