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Correct:Montpelier*QS071802*
Wrong 1:Augusta
Wrong 2:Burlington
Wrong 3:Concord
Wrong 4:Lewiston
Wrong 5:Middlebury
Wrong 6:Portland
Wrong 7:Rutland
Wrong 8:St. Albans
GeoByte1:Vermont was the first state to outlaw slavery. An article forbidding slavery was included in its original constitution, adopted in 1777.
GeoByte2:Vermont was an independent republic for 14 years—from the end of the American Revolution until it joined the Union in 1791.
GeoByte3:Montpelier was named after a city in France.
GeoByte4:Montpelier overlooks the main pass through the Green Mountains, near the center of Vermont.
GeoByte5:The capitol building in Montpelier is built of Vermont granite, the state's most valuable mineral product.
GeoByte6:Montpelier has the lowest population of any U.S. capital city.
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