Eastern Capitals

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Across
  1. 6. Served as Confederate capital during the Civil War.
  2. 7. Named after an English king.
  3. 8. Named after the 7th U.S. president.
  4. 11. Known for a 500-mile car race.
  5. 12. Word meaning “harmony” or “agreement.” Also, a famous grape.
  6. 14. Hosted the 1996 Summer Olympics. Home to Home Depot, Coca Cola, and Chick-fil-a
  7. 15. This is the main capital of the state.
  8. 16. Abraham Lincoln’s longtime home. Along with " The Simpson's"
  9. 23. Smallest U.S. state capital by population.
  10. 24. Civil rights bus boycott began here. Started by Rosa Parks.
  11. 25. Site of a famous tea-dumping protest.
Down
  1. 1. Named after an English explorer who founded the Roanoke Colony.
  2. 2. Home to the U.S. Naval Academy.
  3. 3. Named for President James.
  4. 4. Founded as a refuge for ReligIous freedom.
  5. 5. Location of a Revolutionary War battle. GW crossed the Deleware.
  6. 7. Shares a name with a famous university and river. And a space shuttle.
  7. 9. Name means “old FieLds” in Creek language.
  8. 10. Not Philly or Pittsburg.
  9. 13. Chosen as capital over Detroit.
  10. 17. Country music capital of the world.
  11. 18. Capital city located along the Delaware Bay.
  12. 19. Named for a famous Italian explorer.
  13. 20. Small capital on the Kentucky River.
  14. 21. Famous CenTer of insurance companies.
  15. 22. Located on the Hudson River, north of New York City.