Question

1. georgias third capital was

louisville , which can be found at
select and select .
a
b
c
d
e

Explanation:

To answer this, we recall Georgia's historical capitals. Georgia's third capital was Louisville, located at the intersection of specific coordinates or grid points (assuming the options A - E relate to a grid, and typically Louisville's location in Georgia's historical context would correspond to a specific intersection, e.g., if the grid has axes, say the intersection of certain lines, and from historical knowledge, Louisville's location in Georgia's capital history is at a specific pair of points, like (for example, if the options are grid letters/numbers) a certain combination. But based on Georgia's history, Louisville as the third capital was located at a specific geographic or grid - related position, and the correct selection for the location would involve identifying the right intersection points (e.g., if the options are grid labels, say the intersection of two lines labeled with the correct options from A - E and another label).

Answer:

(Assuming the correct location for Louisville (Georgia's third capital) is at the intersection of, for example, "A" and another option, but since the exact grid isn't fully visible, but from historical knowledge, Georgia's third capital Louisville was located at a specific intersection. If we assume the options are grid - like, and the correct location is at "A" and another (say, if the other dropdown has a correct option like "B" or another, but without full grid details, but based on standard Georgia history questions, the first dropdown is Louisville, and the location is at a specific intersection. However, to match the format, if we take the first part as Louisville, and the location as (for example, if the options are grid letters) "A" and another, but since the problem's grid is partially shown, but the key is that Georgia's third capital was Louisville, and its location (in a typical Georgia history map - like grid) would be at a specific pair. But to provide the answer as per the question's dropdowns:

First dropdown: Louisville (already selected correctly as Georgia's third capital).

Second and third dropdowns: (assuming the correct location is at, for example, "A" and another, but without full info, but based on Georgia history, Louisville was located at a specific intersection. However, if we follow standard Georgia history, the third capital Louisville was located at a certain geographic point, and in a grid - like question, the correct options for the location would be the appropriate grid labels. But since the exact options aren't fully clear, but the main part is that Georgia's third capital was Louisville, and its location is at a specific intersection of two grid - like labels (e.g., if the options are A - E for two axes, the correct would be a specific pair). But to give the answer as per the problem's structure:

The first dropdown is correct as Louisville. For the location, if we assume the correct grid labels (e.g., if the second dropdown is "A" and the third is another, but without full data, but the key answer for the capital is Louisville, and the location is at the intersection of the correct grid points. So the answer for the capital is Louisville, and the location is at the correct intersection (e.g., if the options are grid letters, say "A" and "B" or other, but based on Georgia's history, the third capital Louisville was located at a specific place, and in the context of this question, the correct selection for the location would be the appropriate grid labels. But since the problem is about Georgia's third capital, the main answer for the capital is Louisville, and the location is at the correct intersection of the given options. )

(Note: The exact location options depend on the grid provided in the original question's context, but the key fact is Georgia's third capital was Louisville.)