Today's Topic
This Pacific island owned by Chile is known for its Moai statues
Easter Island
This city is the second most populated in the Netherlands
Rotterdam
This nation is the poorest in North America and is heavily controlled by gangs such as the 400 Mawozo
Haiti
The lowest point on land in the world is roughly 1400 feet below sea level, located on the shores of this salty sea
Dead Sea
This desert is the driest on Earth, with no rain between the years 1570 and 1971
Beef
This country is the second largest in Africa
Democratic Republic of the Congo
This formerly French colony in the Middle East traditionally splits government roles between Christians and Muslims
Lebanon
The tallest mountain in the USA is formerly known as Mount McKinley, and now is known as this
Denali
This country hosts major telescopes such as the Vera C. Rubin Observatory
Chile
Chile is the number one producer in the world of this common metal, accounting for 24% of global production
Copper
This state has the second longest coastline of all US states
Florida
This country is known as the "Last dictatorship in Europe"
Belarus
This mountain is the tallest in the world when measured from base to peak
This mountain located in the Andes is not only the tallest in Argentina but also the tallest in South America
Mount Aconcagua
This body of water south of Chile is widely considered to be the most dangerous in the world for ships to cross, with many in the colonial era never making it out
Drake Passage
This second largest island in the Philippines is known for having more Muslims than the rest of the nation
Mindanao
This country is home to the world's oldest skyscraper city made of mud-brick, and has been in a civil war since 2014
Yemen
This mountain is the tallest in the world when measured from the center of the Earth
Mount Chimborazo
Brave cowboys from the pampas of Argentina are given this name
Gauchos
This city located in Argentina's Tierra Del Fuego province is nicknamed "The End of the World" because it is the southernmost city in the entire world
Ushuaia
This second most populated city in Iran is known for being home to the Imam Reza Shrine
Mashhad
This country's name translates to "Land of Incorruptible People", yet scores a 41/100 on the Corruption Perceptions Index, which is still better than its West African neighbors
Burkina Faso
This is the lowest point in the Pacific Ocean and the entire world, located in the Southern end of the Mariana Trench
Challenger Deep
This capital city of the Falkland Islands has 2500 residents, 70% of the islands' total
Stanley