Audio:QS061301
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Correct:Hartford*QS061302*
Wrong 1:Bridgeport
Wrong 2:Danbury
Wrong 3:Middletown
Wrong 4:New Haven
Wrong 5:Norwich
Wrong 6:Providence
Wrong 7:Stamford
Wrong 8:Waterbury
GeoByte1:The Fundamental Orders of Connecticut, adopted in Hartford in 1639, later became a model for the Constitution of the United States.
GeoByte2:America's oldest continuously published newspaper is ^The Hartford Courant^. It was founded in 1764.
GeoByte3:Hartford was first settled in 1635 by English pioneers. The city was named after Hartford, England.
GeoByte4:Hartford is a major industrial and commercial center. Insurance is its biggest business.
GeoByte5:About 40 insurance companies are headquartered in Hartford. The city is often called the "Insurance Capital of the World."
GeoByte6:From 1701 to 1875 Connecticut had twin capitals: Hartford and New Haven.
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