Which city formed part of the Ioannis Kapodistrias Network of municipalities associated with the late governor, alongside Aegina and Corfu?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Nafplio
Answer: Nafplio. Why not the others: "Athens" did not become the capital city of the Greek kingdom until late 1834 under King Otto; "Aegina" had served as the initial administrative seat where Kapodistrias was sworn in in 1828; "Patras" was a major western commercial port that witnessed civil unrest following the assassination.
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