U.S. States
Home of the John F Kennedy Space Center
Florida
The home of Christopher Columbus.
Spain
The rule of the people, for the people, by the people
Democracy
According to research, more than 20% of Americans claim this, up from 12% in 2003.
Having no religious beliefs
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Home of the United States Air Force Academy
Colorado
This country has more lakes than the rest of the world has combined.
Canada
Where supreme authority is vested in a single individual and is usually hereditary, such as a king or queen.
Monarchy
The most popular religion in India
Hinduism
Olympia
Washington
Home of the world's largest landlocked harbor AND highest peak in the lower 48 states
California
Home to the Autobahn Highway.
Germany
A system of government where the nation owns the industry and runs it on behalf of the people.
Communism
The most popular religion of China
Buddhism
Lisbon
Portugal
The home of the Appomattox Court House, near to where the Civil War came to an end.
Virginia
Other than its official namesake language, this country also has 5 other official languages: Finnish, Yiddish, Sami, Meankieli, and Romani
Sweden
An oppressive form of government, where one person comes to power usually by force, intimidation, or inheritance.
Dictatorship
Vatican City is an enclosed independent state held within what country
Italy
Oslo
Home to the Twin Cities
Minnesota
This country produces and eats more chocolate than any other country
Switzerland
A way of ruling that advocates total control of the people and seeks to promote ancestral and cultural values while eradicating foreign influence.
Fascism
The most popular religion is Shintoism
Japan
Kathmandu
Nepal