Whats the first 13 capitals of the first 13 states?

Answer 1

1. Dover, Delaware
2. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
3. Elizabeth, New Jersey
4. Savannah, Georgia
5. New Haven and Hartford, Connecticut (two capitals at once)
6. Charlestown, Massachusetts
7. St. Mary's City, Maryland
8. Charleston, South Carolina
9. Exeter, New Hampshire
10. Jamestown, Virginia
11. Kingston, New York
12. Bath, North Carolina
13. Providence, Rhode Island

Answer 2

The original 13 U.S. states, their capital city, and date of admission are Delaware, Dover (December 7, 1787); Pennsylvania, Harrisburg (December 12, 1787); New Jersey, Trenton (December 18, 1787); Georgia, Atlanta (January 2, 1788); Connecticut, Hartford (January 9, 1788); Massachusetts, Boston (February 6, 1788); Maryland, Annapolis (April 28, 1788); South Carolina, Columbia (May 23, 1788); New Hampshire, Concord (June 21, 1788); Virginia, Richmond (June 25, 1788); New York, Albany (July 26, 1788); North Carolina, Raleigh (November 21, 1789); and Rhode Island, Providence (May 29, 1790). The next 17 U.S. states, their capital city, and date of admission are Vermont - (March 4, 1791); Kentucky, Frankfort (June 1, 1792); Tennessee, Nashville (June 1, 1796); Ohio, Columbus (March 1, 1803); Louisiana, Baton Rouge (April 30, 1812); Indiana, Indianapolis (December 11, 1816); Mississippi, Jackson (December 10, 1817); Illinois, Springfield (December 3, 1818); Alabama, Montgomery (December 14, 1819); Maine, Augusta (March 19, 1820); Missouri, Jefferson City (August 10, 1821); Arkansas, Little Rock (June 15, 1836); Michigan, Lansing (January 26, 1837); Florida, Tallahassee (March 3, 1845); Texas, Austin (December 29, 1845); Iowa, Des Moines (December 28, 1846); and Wisconsin, Madison (May 29, 1848).