{
  "name": "US State Capitals",
  "front_language": "English",
  "back_language": "English",
  "cards": [
    { "front": "Alabama", "back": "Montgomery", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Alabama has more species of freshwater fish than any other state in the US." },
    { "front": "Alaska", "back": "Juneau", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Alaska contains 17 of the 20 highest mountain peaks in the United States." },
    { "front": "Arizona", "back": "Phoenix", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Arizona is the only state in the continental US that does not observe daylight saving time." },
    { "front": "Arkansas", "back": "Little Rock", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Arkansas is the only state with a diamond mine open to the public — visitors keep what they find." },
    { "front": "California", "back": "Sacramento", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "California's economy is the largest of any US state, bigger than most countries in the world." },
    { "front": "Colorado", "back": "Denver", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Colorado is home to Trail Ridge Road, the highest continuous paved road in North America." },
    { "front": "Connecticut", "back": "Hartford", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Connecticut was the first US state to pass a law requiring cars to stop for pedestrians at crosswalks." },
    { "front": "Delaware", "back": "Dover", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Delaware was the first state to ratify the US Constitution, on December 7, 1787." },
    { "front": "Florida", "back": "Tallahassee", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Florida has more golf courses than any other state in the US." },
    { "front": "Georgia", "back": "Atlanta", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Georgia produces more peanuts than any other state — about 40% of the US total." },
    { "front": "Hawaii", "back": "Honolulu", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Hawaii is the only US state made entirely of islands, and the only one located in the tropics." },
    { "front": "Idaho", "back": "Boise", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Idaho produces about one-third of all potatoes grown in the United States." },
    { "front": "Illinois", "back": "Springfield", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Illinois has more personalized license plates than any other state in the country." },
    { "front": "Indiana", "back": "Indianapolis", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Indiana is home to the Indianapolis 500, one of the oldest and most prestigious car races in the world." },
    { "front": "Iowa", "back": "Des Moines", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Iowa produces about 10% of the entire nation's food supply." },
    { "front": "Kansas", "back": "Topeka", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Kansas is the geographic center of the 48 contiguous United States." },
    { "front": "Kentucky", "back": "Frankfort", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Kentucky has more horses per square mile than any other state in the US." },
    { "front": "Louisiana", "back": "Baton Rouge", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Louisiana is the only US state that does not have counties — it uses parishes instead." },
    { "front": "Maine", "back": "Augusta", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Maine is the only US state that shares its border with exactly one other state." },
    { "front": "Maryland", "back": "Annapolis", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Maryland is home to the Chesapeake Bay, the largest estuary in the United States." },
    { "front": "Massachusetts", "back": "Boston", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Massachusetts is home to the first public school in the US — Boston Latin School, founded in 1635." },
    { "front": "Michigan", "back": "Lansing", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Michigan has more freshwater coastline than any other state, bordering four of the five Great Lakes." },
    { "front": "Minnesota", "back": "Saint Paul", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Minnesota has over 10,000 lakes — more than any other state except Alaska." },
    { "front": "Mississippi", "back": "Jackson", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Mississippi's Gulf Coast is home to one of the longest man-made beaches in the world, stretching 26 miles." },
    { "front": "Missouri", "back": "Jefferson City", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Missouri is known as the Gateway to the West and is home to the iconic Gateway Arch in St. Louis." },
    { "front": "Montana", "back": "Helena", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Montana is home to Glacier National Park, which has over 700 miles of hiking trails." },
    { "front": "Nebraska", "back": "Lincoln", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Nebraska is the only US state with a unicameral legislature — a single legislative chamber." },
    { "front": "Nevada", "back": "Carson City", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Nevada receives more sunshine than any other US state, averaging over 300 sunny days per year." },
    { "front": "New Hampshire", "back": "Concord", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "New Hampshire holds the first primary election in every US presidential race." },
    { "front": "New Jersey", "back": "Trenton", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "New Jersey has more diners than any other state — or any other place in the world." },
    { "front": "New Mexico", "back": "Santa Fe", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "New Mexico has more PhD holders per capita than any other US state." },
    { "front": "New York", "back": "Albany", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "New York City's subway system has 472 stations — more than any other metro system in the world." },
    { "front": "North Carolina", "back": "Raleigh", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "North Carolina is the birthplace of powered flight — the Wright Brothers flew at Kitty Hawk in 1903." },
    { "front": "North Dakota", "back": "Bismarck", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "North Dakota is consistently one of the top states for wind energy production." },
    { "front": "Ohio", "back": "Columbus", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Ohio has produced more NASA astronauts than any other state, including Neil Armstrong and John Glenn." },
    { "front": "Oklahoma", "back": "Oklahoma City", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Oklahoma has more man-made lakes than any other state, with over 200 reservoirs." },
    { "front": "Oregon", "back": "Salem", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Oregon is home to Crater Lake, the deepest lake in the United States at 1,943 feet." },
    { "front": "Pennsylvania", "back": "Harrisburg", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Pennsylvania is home to Hershey, which produces so much chocolate that the streetlights are shaped like Hershey Kisses." },
    { "front": "Rhode Island", "back": "Providence", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Rhode Island is the smallest state in the US by area, yet it has the longest official state name." },
    { "front": "South Carolina", "back": "Columbia", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "South Carolina is the leading peach-producing state on the East Coast." },
    { "front": "South Dakota", "back": "Pierre", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "South Dakota is home to Mount Rushmore and Badlands National Park." },
    { "front": "Tennessee", "back": "Nashville", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Tennessee has more species of freshwater fish than all of Europe combined." },
    { "front": "Texas", "back": "Austin", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Texas is the only US state that was previously an independent republic, the Republic of Texas." },
    { "front": "Utah", "back": "Salt Lake City", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Utah consistently ranks as one of the top states for literacy rates in the US." },
    { "front": "Vermont", "back": "Montpelier", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Montpelier is the smallest US state capital by population, with fewer than 8,000 residents." },
    { "front": "Virginia", "back": "Richmond", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Virginia is known as the Mother of Presidents, having produced 8 US presidents — more than any other state." },
    { "front": "Washington", "back": "Olympia", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Washington state produces more apples than any other state, accounting for about 70% of the US supply." },
    { "front": "West Virginia", "back": "Charleston", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "West Virginia is home to the New River Gorge Bridge, one of the longest steel arch bridges in the world." },
    { "front": "Wisconsin", "back": "Madison", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Wisconsin produces about 25% of all cheese made in the United States." },
    { "front": "Wyoming", "back": "Cheyenne", "level": "Subject", "tags": ["geography", "us-capitals"], "example_front": "Wyoming was the first US state to grant women the right to vote, back in 1869." }
  ]
}