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This city is the capital of Florida.
Tallahassee
This planet is nicknamed the Red Planet.
Mars
This Greek god ruled the sea.
Poseidon
This city is Georgia's capital.
Atlanta
In 2026, the United States is celebrating this many years since 1776.
250 years
Jackson is the capital of this southern state.
Mississippi
This organ pumps blood throughout your body.
Heart
The Romans called Poseidon by this name.
Neptune
Georgia is commonly known by this fruity nickname.
Peach State
This international organization has its headquarters in New York City.
United Nations
This is the largest ocean on Earth.
Pacific Ocean
H₂O is the chemical formula for this substance.
Water
This Greek god of war was known as Mars to the Romans.
Ares
This bird is Georgia's official state bird.
Brown Thrasher
Artemis is a lunar-exploration program operated by this U.S. agency.
NASA
This Louisiana city shares its name with the French words for "red stick."
Baton Rouge
This force keeps your feet on the ground and pulls objects toward Earth.
Gravity
The Romans called the Greek goddess Aphrodite by this name.
Venus
This flower is Georgia's official state flower.
Cherokee Rose
The Artemis program focuses heavily on returning humans to this object in space.
The Moon
This major North American river empties into the Gulf of Mexico near Louisiana.
Mississippi River
Plants use sunlight, water and carbon dioxide during this process to make food.
Photosynthesis
Jupiter was the Roman counterpart of this king of the Greek gods.
Zeus
Georgia was one of this original number of British colonies that became the United States.
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Lionel Messi is internationally famous for playing this sport.
Soccer