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Correct:Montgomery*QS071702*
Wrong 1:Anniston
Wrong 2:Birmingham
Wrong 3:Huntsville
Wrong 4:Jackson
Wrong 5:Mobile
Wrong 6:Nashville
Wrong 7:Selma
Wrong 8:Tuscaloosa
GeoByte1:Martin Luther King, Jr., began his civil rights work in Montgomery in 1955 by calling for a boycott of the city's segregated buses.
GeoByte2:In 1955 thousands of blacks protested Montgomery's segregated bus system by refusing to use the city's buses.
GeoByte3:In the 1950s and 1960s, Montgomery was a major focus of the civil rights movement.
GeoByte4:Montgomery was the first capital of the Confederate States of America.
GeoByte5:The city is named for General Richard Montgomery, who was killed in the Revolutionary War.
GeoByte6:Montgomery is sometimes called the "Cradle of the Confederacy" because the Confederate States of America was organized here in 1861.
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