Statistics for Which U.S. State Capital?

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Hint	Capital	% Correct
The northernmost state capital	Juneau	90%
Record high temperature: 122 °F	Phoenix	90%
Founded in 1850, two years after gold was discovered at nearby Sutter's Mill	Sacramento	85%
Founded by Brigham Young who said "this is the right place, drive on"	Salt Lake City	83%
Paul Revere and Samuel Adams lived there	Boston	80%
Where Abraham Lincoln practiced law	Springfield	80%
The nearby motor raceway has a capacity of 250,000 people, making it the largest sporting venue in the world	Indianapolis	76%
Its name is Spanish for "Holy Faith"	Santa Fe	75%
Home to the U.S. Naval Academy	Annapolis	73%
Site of Tesla headquarters since 2021	Austin	71%
Burned by General Sherman on his March to the Sea	Atlanta	70%
Named for a German chancellor	Bismarck	69%
A common name for men born in France	Pierre	67%
George Washington crossed the icy Delaware River to surprise Hessian troops stationed there	Trenton	65%
Baseballs travel further here than in every other Major League city	Denver	61%
Named for a town on the English Channel	Dover	61%
From 1850–1893, it was the capital of a monarchy	Honolulu	58%
Founded during the Land Run of 1889, its population increased from zero to 10,000 in a single day	Oklahoma City	51%
In 1951, Oliver Brown sued the Board of Education of this city	Topeka	39%
Proudly calls itself "The Insurance Capital of the World"	Hartford	38%