Know flags around the world?
Know the US Presidents?
Know your States & Capitals?
All 50 States with Capitals. Look at the image, say the state and its capital to yourself (or aloud if you want to prove to others how smart you are), then just click on the image or the “Check Answer” button to flip the card to see if you were right.
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US States & Capitals
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The flashcards below are arranged in order from 1 to 47. Start by just trying to come up with the name of each president that corresponds with the order they were elected. Each card contains additional insights about their political party, their families, if their face is on our currency, and includes a quote. If you click “Needs more practice”, the card will appear again after you attempt them all once. Cards marked with “/G\” indicates that president was a Freemason (there are 16). Good luck!
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– His long military career and his victories in the Mexican-American War.
– Died of cholera after eating a contaminated snack at an Independence Day celebration.
– Second cousin of the 4th US President, James Madison.
