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U.S. States with Most Homicides

Can you name the states with the most homicides in 2019?
From various sources as compiled by Statista
Quiz by Angbo
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Last updated: July 23, 2021
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First submittedApril 29, 2021
Times taken721
Average score84.6%
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Homicides
State
1,690
California
1,409
Texas
1,122
Florida
832
Illinois
669
Pennsylvania
654
Georgia
632
North Carolina
Homicides
State
568
Missouri
558
New York
556
Michigan
544
Louisiana
542
Maryland
538
Ohio
9 Comments
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Level 60
Apr 29, 2021
Nice Quiz! BTW for the second column i think you meant to put state instead of country
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Level 65
May 5, 2021
Aha!

I'm so...

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Level 71
Jun 1, 2021
Maryland way up there considering...
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Level 63
Jun 1, 2021
Try to name states with cities quiz lol. Im pretty surprised New York is that low though.
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Level 62
Jun 1, 2021
Great quiz! I wouldn't be surprised if people come on the quiz and say California is on top because of those "darn democrats" even though it literally has the most people out of any state
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Level 57
Jun 1, 2021
the main take I got from the quiz is that states with bigger populations have greater number of homicides. I wonder how the top would look like if it was per capita instead
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Level 67
Jun 2, 2021
Yeah, raw numbers don't give a great picture. California is at the top, but it has only about 150% of Florida's murders despite having about 200% of Florida's population. Meanwhile, New York has 50% of Florida's murders, despite having almost the same population as Florida.
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Level 65
Jun 19, 2021
Now it work!

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Level 84
Jun 1, 2021
Homicide rate would be more interesting -- you can get most of these by just guessing the most populous states.

I'd also suggest cutting the time a bit. There's currently enough to guess almost every state.