CITIES
The city that fought against Rome in the Punic Wars and the continent this city was located
Carthage, Africa
The Native American tribe that became famous as breeders of Appaloosa horses
Nez Perce
Danube River empties into this body of water
Black Sea
The state where the first night baseball game was played
Indiana
The phrase that was used to describe the unseen barrier between the free world and the Communist world
Iron Curtain
In 1960, the Brazilian government moved its capital from Rio de Janeiro to this city
Brasilia
The largest Native American tribe in the United States today
Cherokee
The desert plant that is native to the Western Hemisphere
cactus
Two states that were famous for gold rushes
California and Alaska
The European country where the Protestant Reformation began
Germany
This ancient city is known for the system of catacombs beneath it
Rome
The people that developed a calendar with 365 days
the Maya
The Yangtze River empties into this body of water
East China Sea
The state wherein the largest active volcano in the world is located
Hawaii
The dividing line between North and South Korea in the Korean War
the 38th parallel
This city is known as the "Pearl of the Andes"
Tarma, Peru
Egypt's only known woman pharaoh
Queen Hatshepshut
The George Washington Bridge crosses this river to New York City
The major crop of Idaho
potatoes
The narrow inlets along the coast of Norway are called these
fjords
The city in Germany where Martin Luther nailed his Ninety-Five Theses to a door
Wittenburg
Sumerians
The Niagara Falls is located between these two Great Lakes
Lake Erie and Lake Ontario
The state that produces the most maple sugar and syrup
Vermont
Commodore Perry