Audio:QS070201
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Correct:Baton Rouge*QS070202*
Wrong 1:Hattiesburg
Wrong 2:Lafayette
Wrong 3:Meridian
Wrong 4:Monroe
Wrong 5:Natchez
Wrong 6:New Orleans
Wrong 7:Shreveport
Wrong 8:Vicksburg
GeoByte1:The name ^Baton Rouge^ means "red stick."  It refers to the red-stained pole at the site that used to separate the territory of two Native American tribes.
GeoByte2:During the 1700s Baton Rouge was ruled by France, Spain and Britain.
GeoByte3:Baton Rouge is located on the Mississippi River and is an important inland port.
GeoByte4:Baton Rouge replaced New Orleans as the state capital in 1849.
GeoByte5:French soldiers established Baton Rouge in 1719, when the entire Louisiana Territory was under French rule.
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