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Correct:Arkansas*QS050202*
Wrong 1:Alabama
Wrong 2:Georgia
Wrong 3:Kansas
Wrong 4:Louisiana
Wrong 5:Mississippi
Wrong 6:Missouri
Wrong 7:Oklahoma
Wrong 8:Tennessee
GeoByte1:The state of Arkansas was carved out of the Louisiana Territory. In 1803 President Thomas Jefferson purchased the territory for less than three cents per acre.
GeoByte2:Arkansas is famous for its hot springs: Mammoth is one of the largest springs in the U.S., and Hot Springs is a world-famous health center.
GeoByte3:In 1541 Spanish explorer Hernando de Soto came to the Arkansas area searching for gold.
GeoByte4:The capital of Arkansas is Little Rock.
GeoByte5:The nickname of Arkansas is the "Land of Opportunity."
GeoByte6:The North American continent's only diamond mine is in Murfreesboro, Arkansas.
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