Canada
Scotiabank Arena is the home of this city's basketball team, the talk of the town in 2019
Toronto
Possibly based on the uniforms of an 18th century Milanese militia, the Italian flag is made up of stripes of these 3 colors
White, red, and green
The Welsh flag features this red beast with a forked tongue & tail
Dragon
Australia's southernmost mainland point is Wilson's Promontory in this state named for a queen
Victoria
The name of this wide-brimmed hat popular in Mexico comes from Spanish for "shade"
Sombrero
Canada's oldest national park is this one in the Rockies that draws 4 million visitors a year
Banff
The bell tower in this city began to tilt after the construction of the first 3 of its 8 stories
Pisa
Found up north, this largest of England's historic counties lends its name to a terrier & a pudding
Yorkshire
Referring to semi-arid bush country, it's the term for remote & largely uninhabited interior regions of Australia
The Outback
At 95,000 square miles, it's Mexico's largest state, though it bears the name of a tiny pet
Chihuahua
Canada recognizes more than 600 groups of indigenous people known by this ordinal term
First Nations
On an Italian menu, capelli d'angelo means this type of pasta
Angel hair
These Scottish geographic features include Rannoch, Lomond & Ness
Lochs
In the 1930s Australia declared a war of sorts on these large flightless birds
Emus
Around Tulum, visit the water-filled sinkholes called cenotes & explore the pre-Columbian ruins of this people
The Mayans
Once a part of the Northwest Territories, it became its own territory in 1898
The Yukon Territory
Naples has survived eruptions of this nearby volcano, most recently in 1944
Mt. Vesuvius
This work of literature is known as "the Scottish play"
Macbeth
This creature with a fierce reputation is Australia's largest carnivorous marsupial
Tasmanian Devil
Mexico City's Museum of Anthropology has a representation of the history of the world via a 25-ton sun stone from this 16th century empire
The Aztecs
Founded by Samuel de Champlain in 1608, this city has a name that comes from Algonquian for "the river narrows here"
Quebec (City)
It takes 12 years to make the traditional kind of this 2-word "black gold" from northern Italy
Balsamic vinegar
This onion relative is a national emblem of Wales
Leek
From 1793 to 1810, this liquor made from molasses or sugar cane was used as currency in Australia
Rum
Just off the Yucatan is this largest of Mexico's islands in the Caribbean, once a stop for Cortes' army
Cozumel