" For 10 points, name the city at the confluence of the Rhône River and its namesake lake that serves the capital of its namesake canton of southwestern Switzerland.
This location began as an Allobrogian Celt settlement and was the first capitol of the Burgundian kingdom. This city expelled its last Roman Catholic ruler, Bishop Pierre de La Baume, in 1533, and declared an alliance with Bern to ward-off a Savoyard invasion, and its famous residents include John Calvin, who did much to earn it the nickname "The Protestant Rome." For 10 points, name the city at the confluence of the Rhône River and its namesake lake that serves the capital of its namesake canton of southwestern Switzerland.
This location began as an Allobrogian Celt settlement and was the first capitol of the Burgundian kingdom.
{Geneva} [or {Genève} or {Genf} or {Ginevra}]