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yeah im 11, its capitol ! :) it's actually capital...capitol means like the uppercase letter and capiatal i have no clue what that means, but we talked about this in 4th and 5th grade and everybody said the the state captials are spelt CAPITAL.

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Wgich is spelled correctly capital or capitol?

Both-first is money type other is like capitol of a state.


How do you spell capitol?

How do you spell the other capitol?The other capitol is spelled capital.The other caitol is spelled like this,capital.


Why is the Texas state capitol important?

because it is a big place like texas.


Is the Texas capital taller than the us capitol?

The Texas State Capitol is 326.6 feet tall making it almost 15 feet higher than the U.S. Capitol building. It is however not the only state Capitol to exceed the height of the federal capitol building. I have found some research which indicates the actual dome rises 311 feet while the Goddess of Liberty rises for 15.6 feet but have not been able to verify those numbers. Here is some additional information from the state preservation board. "An extraordinary edifice by any measure, the 1888 Texas Capitol is the largest in gross square footage of all state capitols and is second in total size only to the National Capitol in Washington, DC. Like several other state capitols, the 1888 Texas Capitol surpasses the National Capitol in height, rising almost 15 feet above its Washington counterpart."


When do you use a capital?

When your trying to say something like" capital letter" or when your talking about the state capital(the building). Capitol is the actual city. For example Albany is the Capitol of New York.


Why is the state capitol so important?

because it is the like the home town say like mine Oregon it is Salem it is like Oregon's home town


What goes on in the state capitol building?

Usually it's where the State Legislature meet, and it may have some executive offices as well. In some states like Alabama and North Carolina, the governor's offices are in the Capitol building but the Legislature meets somewhere else. In other states like Arizona and Florida, the Capitol is a museum only and the government offices are in newer buildings.


What is the difference between capital and capitol?

A Capitol, building in which a state legislature meets. A Capital is a city regarded as being of special eminence. --------------------- This capitol is the building and this capital is like a capital letter or the centre of government in a county, state, province or country . . . and a capital letter is capitolized bigger and bolder like this . . . Aa Bb Cc the small "a" that is not capitalized looks like this . . . "a". The capitalized letter a looks like this A. ---------------------- Capitol - has a dOor. It's the only one with an O. All the other uses of the same sounding word uses an A before the L. Capital - is Money and it's my pal. Capital - is what is the head of a state or country, Washington DC is the Capital of the US, and also the place where the US Capitol Building resides.


Why does Wyoming capitol look like us capitol?

Wyoming's people wanted it to look like the US. capitol; it was designed that way(:


What is the difference between the word 'capitol' and 'capital'?

A Capitol, building in which a state legislature meets. A Capital is a city regarded as being of special eminence. --------------------- This capitol is the building and this capital is like a capital letter or the centre of government in a county, state, province or country . . . and a capital letter is capitolized bigger and bolder like this . . . Aa Bb Cc the small "a" that is not capitalized looks like this . . . "a". The capitalized letter a looks like this A. ---------------------- Capitol - has a dOor. It's the only one with an O. All the other uses of the same sounding word uses an A before the L. Capital - is Money and it's my pal. Capital - is what is the head of a state or country, Washington DC is the Capital of the US, and also the place where the US Capitol Building resides. Leave it to us Americans...lolol.


Does Missipi have laws?

For one, it is spelled Mississippi, and of course the state has laws. Just like any other state. And no, I can't name them all.


What is the latitude line for Illinois and Utah's capitol?

-- Illinois occupies all latitudes between 36.970° and 42.508° North. -- The latitude at the center of the pointy dome-like structure on the State Capitol of Utah is 40.7774° North.