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As seen in the name of Ste. Geneviève, Missouri's oldest permanent European settlement, this country controlled the area until 1763

France

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In 1565 this city was founded as a fortified outpost near Sugar Loaf Mountain

Rio de Janeiro 

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Down this 3,900-mile river, from the plateau of Tibet all the way to the East China Sea

the Yangtze 

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He dictated the stories of his travels while in a Genoese prison in the 1290s

Marco Polo

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The Big Belt Mountain range sits under the "Big Sky" of this state

Montana

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In 1870 the Natchez & the Robert E. Lee, this type of vessel, raced from New Orleans to St. Louis, drawing national attention

steamboat

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This temple complex is a few miles north of the city of Siem Reap

Angkor Wat

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Literally cross-country, walking across this principality on the 47-mile trail named for it with amazing Swiss Alps views

Liechtenstein 

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Emilio Aguinaldo led fights against both Spain & the United States for the independence of this country

The Philippines 

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Wy'east is the Native American name for this Oregon peak that stands over 11,000 feet

Hood

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The U. of Missouri's track stadium bears the name of Audrey of this family that came out of Missouri to build a low-cost retail empire

Walton

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It's the African capital where locals shouted "Ali, bomaye" before a heavyweight bout in 1974

Kinshasa 

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Not far--along 42nd Street on the S Train from Grand Central to this "newsy" station

Times Square

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Éamon de Valera, this country's P.M., pledged its neutrality during World War II but secretly gave help to the U.S. & Brits

Ireland

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Blanca Peak is the highest summit in this range, a segment of the Rockies with a sanguine Spanish name

Sangre de Cristo 

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With great fanfare & excitement, this transcontinental delivery service was begun in April 1860 from St. Joseph, Missouri

the Pony Express

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In October 2023 Hurricane Otis hit this Pacific resort area, the largest city in Mexico's Guerrero state

Acapulco 

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Over to this landmark at 1 Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Boulevard, then up, up, up!

the Burj Khalifa 

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Aeschines, an Athenian who called for peace with Philip of Macedon, was a bitter foe of this fellow orator

Demosthenes 

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On a clear day atop this 6,288-foot mountain, you can look out into Maine, Vermont & even Canada

Mt. Washington

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With jobs scarce, workers from around the country helped build Bagnell Dam, which created this artificial lake in 1931

Lake of the Ozarks

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Doing double duty, Chandigarh is the capital of Haryana state & of this state that's home to the Sikh Golden Temple

Punjab

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Off to lay down the law in downtown Reykjavik at the Parliament house of this organization that dates to the 10th century

the Althing 

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Roman historian Cassius Dio wrote that this British queen who led a revolt was very tall & "in appearance most terrifying"

Boudica

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This "A"-section of the Appalachians contains the highest peaks in both Pennsylvania & West Virginia

the Alleghenies 

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