Europe
Spain and Portugal make up this land mass
The Iberian Peninsula
This mountain range separates the Indian subcontinent from the Tibetan plateau, and is home to Earth's highest mountain
The Himalayas
The longest river in Africa, the Nile flows this direction
South to north
Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness were the three unalienable rights listed in this document written in 1776
The Declaration of Independence
The national language of Brazil
Portuguese
This modern-day city in Turkey was Constantinople, now it's...
Istanbul
One of the two main Islamic denominations
Sunni, Shia
One of the ancient wonders of the world, it serves as a tomb for the pharaoh Khufu
The Great Pyramid of Giza
This iconic game show host, born in Ontario, Canada, hosted the real version of this very game
Alex Trebek
Don't cry for her; a famous First Lady of Argentina
Eva Perón
In Norse mythology, he was the hammer-wielding god of lightning; now he's an Avenger
Thor
This caste of Japanese warriors was abolished under the Meiji Restoration
The second-largest island country is just off the coast of Mozambique, and was the setting of a Dreamworks movie
Madagascar
Oregon is home to this, the deepest lake in the United States
Crater Lake
This man-made structure built in 1914 separates North and South America
The Panama Canal
A common sighting on halloween, this Irish tradition initially used turnips
Jack-o'-lanterns
Built by Shah Jahan, this monument stands in India as a testament to his love for his wife
The first president of South Africa under the African National Congress, he famously opposed apartheid, and spent 27 years in jail
Nelson Mandela
Edouard Laboulaye was the mind behind this, which stands in New York harbor and was a gift celebrating the friendship of the French and American nations
The Statue of Liberty
Once one island in the Caribbean, now home to two different countries
Hispaniola
The Count of vampiric fame drew inspiration from this 15th century prince
Vlad the Impaler
In Central Asia, many nations end in the Persian suffix "-stan", which translates to...
Considered the wealthiest person in history, he was king of the Mali Empire in the 14th century
Mansa Musa
This Aztec emperor was known for his love of hot chocolate; he drank up to 50 cups a day
Montezuma II
This empire lived in the Andes Mountains in Peru
The Inca Empire