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Correct:Little Rock*QS071502*
Wrong 1:Atlanta
Wrong 2:Charleston
Wrong 3:Frankfort
Wrong 4:Hot Springs
Wrong 5:Jackson
Wrong 6:Montgomery
Wrong 7:Pine Bluff
Wrong 8:Springdale
GeoByte1:Little Rock is the only capital that has three capitol buildings standing. The present capitol is a replica of the capitol building in Washington, D.C.
GeoByte2:Little Rock attracted world attention in 1957 when Arkansas governor Orville Faubus tried to prevent federally mandated integration of the city's high school.
GeoByte3:Little Rock is named for its site, the smaller of two rock bluffs that flank the Arkansas River.
GeoByte4:Little Rock is Arkansas' chief trading and transportation center.
GeoByte5:During the Civil War, Confederate troops established a supply center in Little Rock.
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