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Mkey [24]
3 years ago
10

Help me pls you have to do all of them?

History
1 answer:
Katyanochek1 [597]3 years ago
6 0

Answer: all the way to 17

2. Philadelphia/Pennsylvania

3. New Jersey/Trenton

4. Georgia/Atlanta

5. Connecticut/Hartford

6. Massachusetts/Boston

7. Maryland/Annapolis

8. South Carolina/Columbia

9. New Hampshire/Concord

10. Virginia/Richmond

11. New York/ Albany

12. North Carolina/Raleigh

13. Rhode Island/Providence

14. Vermont/Montpelier

15. Kentucky/Frankfort

16. Tennessee/Nashville

17. Ohio/Columbus

19. Indiana/Indianapolis

20. Mississippi/Jackson

21. Illinois/Springfield

22. Alabama/Montgomery

23. Maine/Augusta

24. Missouri/Jefferson City

26. Michigan/Lansing

29. Iowa/Des Moines

30. Wisconsin/Madison

32. Minnesota/Saint Paul

34. Kansas/Topeka

35. West Virginia/Charleston

36. Nevada/Carson City

37. Nebraska/Lincoln

38. Colorado/Denver

40. South Dakota/Pierre

41. Montana/Helena

43. Idaho/Boise

44. Wyoming/Cheyenne

45. Utah/Salt Lake City

46. Oklahoma/Oklahoma City

47. New Mexico/Santa Fe

48. Arizona/Phoenix

49. Alaska/Juneau

50. Hawaii/Honolulu

Hope this helps.

Can I get the Brainliest

Have a nice day/night

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