Because a state was originally it own country (in Europe a state is a country) that created there own laws governed by an overall union that was supposed to preserve Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. As time has passed since our founding fathers the Federal Government has obtained more powers and you do not see state governments with as much.
Federal Government slowly took the power away from state governments with the threat of tax help. A great example of this is Louisiana who was persuaded by the federal government to raise its drinking age to 21 by not allowing them to have tax money for its highway systems unless they conformed.
Not all are. A classic example is Cheyenne Wyoming. Location for Capitols in the state's heartland was essential when high speed transportation wasn't available.
Most state capitals are not near the center of their states.
Most state capitals were placed wherever the largest concentration of population was at that time, not necessarily meaning the middle of the state.
there are 58 state capitals. 50 states, 1 national, & 7 territorial capitals.
what is the capitals of U.S.A
There are 50 states and respective capitols
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By capitals and cities
there the boarders of states
None. States aren't capitals. City's are. From 1776 to 1812, the capital was Philadelphia. From then to now, it is Washington, District of Columbia.
There are 50 states and respective capitols
The capitals of the two states that border both rivers are:Springfield, IllinoisFrankfort, Kentucky
The capitals of the two states that border both rivers are:Springfield, IllinoisFrankfort, Kentucky
In the link below, you'll find a list of Indonesian provinces and their capitals.
The United Kingdom does not have any states, so there are no state capitals in it.