Can you name the places in the USA where Congress has met at least once? by myb555

City	Dates
	1774-76, 1777, 1778-83, 1790-1800
	December 20, 1776-February 27, 1777
	September 27, 1777
	September 30, 1777-June 27, 1778
	June 30, 1783-November 4, 1783
	November 26, 1783-August 19, 1784
	November 1, 1784-December 24, 1784
	January 11, 1785-Autumn 1788, March 4, 1789-August 12, 1790
	1800-Present

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Historical Capitals of the USA Quiz

by myb555

Created Oct 16, 2011 in History
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	Hejman:	Oct 17th, 2011 at 00:05 GMT	2 points
	I love the idea, but I fear for the accuracy of really calling these places the nation's capital. I know that Fortenbaugh wrote "The 9 Capitals of the U.S." in 1948, but to call a city the nation's capital because the Congress met there for one day really seems an exaggeration bordering on ridiculousness. That being said, if you changed the name so that it was clear you were asking for all the cities where Congress had met, then I think you'd be dead-on and my concern would evaporate.

	myb555:	Oct 17th, 2011 at 18:36 GMT	1 point
	@Hejman Thanks for the suggestion! I couldn't really think of a good way to change the title without it getting too long, but i did change the game note and the "Can you name the..." thing up top.