Audio:QS061601
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Correct:Nashville*QS061602*
Wrong 1:Bristol
Wrong 2:Chattanooga
Wrong 3:Clarksville
Wrong 4:Cleveland
Wrong 5:Greeneville
Wrong 6:Jackson
Wrong 7:Knoxville
Wrong 8:Memphis
GeoByte1:Fort Nashborough, a settlement founded in 1779, was named after Revolutionary War general Francis Nash. It was later renamed Nashville.
GeoByte2:Nashville is the capital of country and western music. It's known as "Music City, U.S.A."
GeoByte3:The Hermitage, the home and burial place of President Andrew Jackson, is in Nashville.
GeoByte4:The famous Grand Ole Opry is located near Nashville, Tennessee.
GeoByte5:Vanderbilt University is one of Nashville's many institutions of higher education.
GeoByte6:Before the arrival of white settlers, Shawnee Indians lived along the Cumberland River in the area that is now Nashville.
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