Your state’s civics test answers
Four of the 128 questions have no printed answer because it depends on where you live: your two U.S. senators, your representative, your governor, and your state capital. Pick your state or territory for all four, with the date each was last checked.
States
- AlabamaMontgomery
- AlaskaJuneau
- ArizonaPhoenix
- ArkansasLittle Rock
- CaliforniaSacramento
- ColoradoDenver
- ConnecticutHartford
- DelawareDover
- FloridaTallahassee
- GeorgiaAtlanta
- HawaiiHonolulu
- IdahoBoise
- IllinoisSpringfield
- IndianaIndianapolis
- IowaDes Moines
- KansasTopeka
- KentuckyFrankfort
- LouisianaBaton Rouge
- MaineAugusta
- MarylandAnnapolis
- MassachusettsBoston
- MichiganLansing
- MinnesotaSaint Paul
- MississippiJackson
- MissouriJefferson City
- MontanaHelena
- NebraskaLincoln
- NevadaCarson City
- New HampshireConcord
- New JerseyTrenton
- New MexicoSanta Fe
- New YorkAlbany
- North CarolinaRaleigh
- North DakotaBismarck
- OhioColumbus
- OklahomaOklahoma City
- OregonSalem
- PennsylvaniaHarrisburg
- Rhode IslandProvidence
- South CarolinaColumbia
- South DakotaPierre
- TennesseeNashville
- TexasAustin
- UtahSalt Lake City
- VermontMontpelier
- VirginiaRichmond
- WashingtonOlympia
- West VirginiaCharleston
- WisconsinMadison
- WyomingCheyenne
District of Columbia and territories
- American SamoaPago Pago
- District of Columbia—
- GuamHagatna
- Northern Mariana IslandsSaipan
- Puerto RicoSan Juan
- U.S. Virgin IslandsCharlotte Amalie
The four federal answers that change with appointments — President, Vice President, Speaker, Chief Justice — are on the current officials page. Officials