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- capital of Tennessee
- Nashville
- capital of California
- Sacramento
- most populous city in New England
- Boston, Massachusetts
- capital of Ontario
- Toronto
- Ohio's first capital
- Chillicothe
- capital of New Brunswick
- Fredericton
- what and where is the highest point in N America?
- Mt. McKinley; Alaska
- capital of Wyoming
- Cheyenne
- oldest city in US
- St. Augustine
- capital of Yukon Territory
- White Horse
- capital of Nebraska
- Lincoln
- the Twin Cities
- St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota
- "Sewards Folly"
- Alaska
- Smallest province in Cananda
- Prince Edward Island
- capital of Minnesota
- St. Paul
- Wisconsin produces this more than any other state
- Milk
- Home to Air Force Academy
- Colorado Springs
- Where were the D of I and the Constitution written
- Pennsylvania
- "Gateway to the West"
- St. Louis, Missouri
- capital of Virginia
- Richmond
- Great Lake that borders Pennsylvania
- Erie
- most densely populated in Central America
- El Salvador
- capital of Oklahoma
- Oklahoma City
- capital of Wisconsin
- Madison
- capital of Saskatchewan
- Regina
- Who were the Cajuns descendants of?
- French Canadians
- Three "p" 's that Georgia leads the nation in producing
- Peanuts, Peaches, Pecans
- in terms of area, how does Canada rank in the world?
- 2nd largest
- capital of N Dakota
- Bismark
- Most populous city in the South Atlantic
- Jacksonville
- capital of Michigan
- Lansing
- capital of Alabama
- Montgomery
- What are the Rocky Mts called in Mexico?
- Sierra Madre
- capital of Nevada
- Carson City
- states of South Atlantic
- Virginia, W Virginia, N Carolina, S Carolina, Georgia, Florida
- What national cemetery is in Virginia?
- Arlington National Cemetery
- Capital of Connecticut
- Hartford
- Where is the Hudson River
- New York
- Hoover Dam
- Nevada
- U.S. took control of Mississippi Territory
- 1789
- Famous canal in CA
- Panama Canal
- Only French speaking province
- Quebec
- states of the Mid Atlantic
- New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New York
- US gained control of the NW Territory
- 1783
- most populous state in South Atlantic
- Florida
- highest state in west
- Colorado
- most populous state in New England
- Massachusetts
- Oldest permanent settlement on the Mississippi River
- Natchez
- Land of 10,000 Lakes
- Minnesota
- What and where is the nations deepest lake?-
- Crater Lake ; Oregon
- Official name of Rhode Island
- Rhode Island and Providence Plantations
- Capital of Delaware
- Dover
- "City of Roses"
- Portland, Oregon
- capital of Panama
- Panama City
- Where did the Civil Rights Movement start?
- Alabama
- capital of Prince Edward Island
- Charlottetown
- Capital of Vermont
- Monpelier
- Capital of Pennsylvania
- Harrisburg
- capital of Kentucky
- Frankfort
- "The Football War"
- Honduras
- capital of Quebec
- Quebec City
- Capital of Maryland
- Annapolis
- capital of N Carolina
- Raleigh
- capital of Jamaica
- Kingston
- Smallest Territory in Canada
- Yukon Territory
- capital of W Virginia
- Charleston
- Who were the creoles descendants of?
- Spanish, French, or African heritage
- Country in CA with no army
- Costa Rica
- Glacier National Park
- Montana
- capital of Montana
- Helena
- capital of Indiana
- Indianapolis
- Oldest university in western hemisphere
- Autonomous University
- capital of Kansas
- Topeka
- capital of Costa Rica
- San Jose
- Countries that make up the island of Hispanola
- Haiti and Dominican Republic
- capital of Guatemala
- Guatemala City
- capital of Newfoundland
- St. John's
- Geographic center of N America
- Town Rugby, N Dakota
- Newest Territory in Cananda
- Nanavut Territory
- capital of Manitoba
- Winnipeg
- Canada leads the world in the export of....
- lumber
- Succession of California, and Utah/New Mexico Territories to US
- 1846-1848
- Capital of New York
- Albany
- U.S. largest city
- NYC
- capital of Texas
- Austin
- capital of Oregon
- Salem
- capital of S Carolina
- Columbia
- least populous state in New England
- Vermont
- Most populous country in Central America
- Guatemala
- Largest country in Central America
- Nicaragua
- capital of Mexico
- Mexico City
- 1st permanent English colony in the US
- Jamestown
- Deepest lake in N America
- Great Slave Lake
- states that border Washington DC
- Virginia and Maryland
- What and where is the lowest point in the Western Hemisphere
- Death Valley, California
- capital of Alaska
- Juneau
- Texas and Florida annexed to US
- 1845
- What and where is the highest point in the lower 48 states?
- Mt. Whitney ; California
- Peninsula that comprises Delaware and portions of Maryland and Virginia
- Delmarva Peninsula
- Biggest city in the west
- Los Angeles, California
- Boroughs of NYC
- Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Staten Island
- capital of Louisiana
- Baton Rouge
- 1st settlement in Ohio
- Marietta
- capital of Utah
- Salt Lake City
- Famous landmark located in San Antonio
- Alamo
- capital of Arkansas
- Little Rock
- capital of Cuba
- Havana
- Nation's capital from 1789-1790
- NYC
- Number of presidents born in Virginia
- 8
- What happens every four years in New Hampshire?
- 1st president primary
- capital of Nunavut Territory
- Iqaluit
- province that is Latin for "New Scotland"
- Nova Scotia
- Formerly British Honduras
- Belize
- Accounts for 25% of the nation's oil
- Alaska
- capital of Missouri
- Jefferson City
- What state was the first to secede from the union?
- South Carolina
- smallest state in US
- Rhode Island
- Capital of Massachusetts
- Boston
- What Great Lakes border NY?
- Erie and Ontario
- Most populous province in Canada
- Ontario
- capital of Hawaii
- Honolulu
- Population of Canada
- 33 million
- What river does Washington DC lie?
- Potomac River
- What city is located where the Monongahela, Ohio, and Allegheny rivers meet?
- Pittsburgh
- capital of Dominican Republic
- Santo Domingo
- capital of Arizona
- Phoenix
- capital of Alberta
- Edmonton
- Capital city of Canada
- Ottawa, Ontario
- Motor City of US
- Detroit, Michigan
- capital of Mississippi
- Jackson
- Population of Ohio
- 11 million
- English colony that suddenly dissapeared without a trace
- Roanoke
- capital of El Salvador
- San Salvador
- capital of Haiti
- Port-au-Prince
- Gadsden Purches
- 1853
- capital of Ohio
- Columbus
- capital of Iowa
- Des Moines
- biggest state in west
- Alaska
- Capital of Rhode Island
- Providence
- Alaska purchased from Russia
- 1867
- Presidents carved in Mt. Rushmore
- Lincoln, Washington, Jefferson, T. Roosevelt
- Great Lake not bordering Michigan
- Ontario
- biggest city in the South
- Texas
- capital of Florida
- Tallahassee
- Yellowstone National Park
- Wyoming
- capital of Idaho
- Boise
- Capital of New Jersey
- Trenton
- Rubber Capital of US
- Akron, OH
- capital of Washington
- Olympia
- Oregon Territory designated to US
- 1846
- River that forms the western border of Iowa
- Missouri River
- capital of British Columbia
- Victoria
- Mt. range in eastern Mexico
- Sierra Madre Oriental
- Tallest Mt. in Cananda
- Mt. Logan
- Only Province in Canada that borders Great Lakes
- Ontario
- capital of Illinois
- Springfield
- Instead of counties, Louisiana has...
- parishes
- Highest point in easter US
- Mt. Mitchell
- what and where is the world's largest cave?
- Mammoth Cave ; Kentucky
- Capital of Maine
- Augusta
- capital of Belize
- Belmopan
- capital of Nicaragua
- Managua
- capital of Georgia
- Atlanta
- capital of S Dakota
- Pierre
- "Mile High City"
- Denver, Colorado
- Hot Springs National Park
- Arkansas
- Hawaii annexed to U.S.
- 1898
- Geographic center of lower 48 states
- Smith County, Kansas
- When and where was pearl harbor?
- December 7, 1941 ; Hawaii
- capital of Honduras
- Tegucigalpa
- capital of Colorado
- Denver
- Mt range in western Mexico
- Sierra Madre Occidental
- capital of Puerto Rico
- San Juan
- largest province in Canada
- Quebec
- Louisiana Purchase
- 1803
- capital of Nova Scotia
- Halifax
- capital of Northwest Territory
- Yellowknife
- population of US
- 300 million
- Capital of New Hampshire
- Concord
- capital of New Mexico
- Sante Fe
- Discovered Canada in 1000 AD
- Vikings