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Correct:Mississippi*QS051402*
Wrong 1:Alabama
Wrong 2:Arkansas
Wrong 3:Georgia
Wrong 4:Louisiana
Wrong 5:Missouri
Wrong 6:Ohio
Wrong 7:South Carolina
Wrong 8:Tennessee
GeoByte1:The state takes its name from the Mississippi River. ^Mississippi^ means "father of waters" in the language of the Indians who lived in the area.
GeoByte2:Mississippi is the native state of some of America's best known authors and playwrights, including Tennessee Williams, William Faulkner and Eudora Welty.
GeoByte3:Before the Civil War, Mississippi was divided into large plantations where cotton, the state's most important crop, was grown.
GeoByte4:Mississippi's nickname is the "Magnolia State." Its state flower is the magnolia.
GeoByte5:The capital of Mississippi is Jackson.
GeoByte6:The capture of Vicksburg, Mississippi, by Union forces in 1863 was a turning point in the Civil War.
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