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United States and Their Capitals

United States and Their Capitals. Ninth Grade. Lesson Plan. Ms. Vinciguerra. Table of Contents:. Introduction Alaska Arizona California Hawaii Idaho. Nevada Oregon Utah Washington Check Your Understanding. Unit One. Objectives:

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United States and Their Capitals

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  1. United States and Their Capitals Ninth Grade Lesson Plan Ms. Vinciguerra

  2. Table of Contents: Introduction Alaska Arizona California Hawaii Idaho Nevada Oregon Utah Washington Check Your Understanding

  3. Unit One • Objectives: • To learn the Pacific Coast states, their capitals, and their dates of statehood • Activities: • Watch this video • Review each state’s information and answer the question that follows • Check Your Understanding Get Started Table of Contents

  4. Alaska AK • Capital: Juneau • Population: approx. 686,000 • Territory of Alaska established in 1867 • Alaska entered the Union on January 3, 1959 • Alaska is the 49th state Quiz Me Table of Contents

  5. What year did Alaska become a state? A) 1959 B) 1956 C) 1867 D) 1876

  6. Brilliant! Alaska was granted statehood on January 3, 1959 Click to visit Arizona

  7. Not Quite. Try Again! Go back to Alaska Question

  8. Arizona AZ • Capital: Phoenix • Population: approx 6.5 million • The Territory of Arizona was established in 1863 • Arizona was admitted to the Union on February 14, 1912 • Arizona is the 48th state Quiz Me Table of Contents

  9. What is the state abbreviation for Arizona? A) AI B) AK C) AR D) AZ

  10. Excellent! AZ is the state abbreviation for Arizona. AK is for Alaska and AR is for Arkansas. AI is not a postal code. Click to visit California

  11. Uh Oh. Try Again. Go back to Arizona Question

  12. California CA • Capital: Sacramento • Population: approx 36.7 million • California Territory established in 1846 • California granted statehood on September 9, 1850 • California is the 31st state Quiz Me Table of Contents

  13. California is the state in the Union A) 25th B) 48th C) 31st D) 32nd

  14. Great Job! California joined the Union on September 9, 1850 as the 31st state. Click to visit Hawaii

  15. Almost. Try Again! Go back to California Question

  16. Hawaii HI • Capital: Honolulu • Population: approx 1.2 million • Hawaii established as a US territory in 1898 • Hawaii was admitted to the union on August 21, 1959 • Hawaii is the 50th state Quiz Me Table of Contents

  17. When was Hawaii granted statehood? A) August 20, 1958 B) August 22, 1958 D) August 21, 1959 C) August 19, 1959

  18. Nicely Done! Hawaii was the last state to be admitted to the Union on August 21, 1959 Click to visit Idaho

  19. Close but Try Again! Go back to Hawaii Question

  20. Idaho ID • Capital: Boise • Population: approx 1.5 million • The Territory of Idaho was established in 1863 • Idaho became a state on July 3, 1890 • Idaho is the 43rd state Quiz Me Table of Contents

  21. Idaho is the state to join the union A) 41st B) 42nd C) 43rd D) 44th

  22. Way to go! Idaho is the 43rd state to join the union on July 3, 1890 Click to visit Nevada

  23. Sorry, not quite.Try again. Go back to Idaho Question

  24. Nevada NV • Capital: Carson City • Population: approx 2.6 million • Nevada Territory was established in 1861 • Nevada was granted statehood on October 31, 1864 • Nevada is the 36th state Quiz Me Table of Contents

  25. What is the capital of Nevada? A) Carson City B) Reno D) Sparks B) Las Vegas

  26. Way to go! Although not the largest city in Nevada, Carson City is the state capital. Click to visit Oregon

  27. Almost. Try Again. Go back to Nevada Question

  28. Oregon OR • Capital: Salem • Population: approx 3.7 million • Oregon Territory established in 1846 • Oregon granted statehood February 14, 1859 • Oregon is the 33rd state Quiz Me Table of Contents

  29. What years was Oregon made a territory, then a state? A) 1862, 1863 B) 1846, 1859 C) 1946, 1959 D) 1867, 1895

  30. Good Going! Oregon was signed as a territory in 1846. It was later granted statehood on February 14, 1859. Click to visit Utah

  31. Try Again.You can do it! Go back to Oregon Question

  32. Utah UT • Capital: Salt Lake City • Population: approx 2.7 million • Utah Territory was established in 1850 • Utah was admitted to the Union on January 4, 1896 • Utah is the 45th state Quiz Me Table of Contents

  33. Utah is the state in the union. A) 42nd B) 43rd D) 45th C) 44th

  34. Great Job! Utah is the 45th state, admitted on January 4, 1896, following Wyoming in 1890. Click to visit Washington

  35. Almost there.Try again. Go back to Utah Question

  36. Washington WA • Capital: Olympia • Population: approx 6.5 million • Washington Territory established in 1853 • Washington joined the Union on November 11, 1889 • Washington is the 42nd state Quiz Me Table of Contents

  37. What is Washington’s Capital? B) Seattle A) Olympia C) Spokane D) Tacoma

  38. Nice Work! Olympia is the capital of Washington, with a population of approximately 45,250 Continue

  39. So Close! Try Again. Go back to Washington Question

  40. Check Your Understanding Good job on the lesson and questions. Now complete the following assignments: • Part ONE: • Play this interactive puzzle game • Part TWO: • Print out and complete this take-home Labeling Activity Table of Contents

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