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Correct:Harrisburg*QS070802*
Wrong 1:Altoona
Wrong 2:Lancaster
Wrong 3:Newark
Wrong 4:Philadelphia
Wrong 5:Pittsburgh
Wrong 6:Reading
Wrong 7:Scranton
Wrong 8:Trenton
GeoByte1:Harrisburg became the capital of Pennsylvania in 1812. Philadelphia and Lancaster had each served as the state's capital in previous years.
GeoByte2:Harrisburg was named for John Harris, an Englishman who established a trading post on the site.
GeoByte3:Harrisburg has been a transportation hub since the days of riverboat traffic.
GeoByte4:Harrisburg's capitol dome is patterned after that of St. Peter's in Rome.
GeoByte5:Benjamin Franklin was governor of Pennsylvania from 1785 to 1788.
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