American Geography
This animal appears on the most populated state's flag.
Bear
The city location of every Master's Tournament.
Augusta
This document signaled the end of the Revolutionary War.
Treaty of Paris
Watch your back for this American breakfast traitor.
Eggs Benedict Arnold
A former Chili's has been replaced by this popular BBQ chain on Dallas Highway.
Jim'N'Nicks
This U.S state has the longest coastline.
Alaska
This year in the MLB saw the cancellation of the regular season as well as the World Series.
1994
The first shots of the American Civil War were fired at this location in South Carolina.
Fort Sumter
A president shares this name but did not invent the motor.
Ford
You can refill your tank twice at this location within a mile in Hiram.
RaceTrac
This river makes up most of the border between the U.S and Mexico.
Rio Grande
This current NFL franchise has the worst regular season winning percentage.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
This popular American speech begins with, "Four score and seven years ago..."
The Gettysburg Address
This U.S state's homophone may also be referred to as "primary" or "central".
Maine
This Sunday morning "shortcut" road has 10 humps.
Old Mountain Road
This city is truly one mile above sea level.
Denver, Colorado
This edition of the Superbowl took place in Minneapolis and saw the most combined offensive yardage ever gained in a single game.
Superbowl 52
This is the year Richard Nixon was elected and the Civil Rights Act was passed.
1968
This classic assembling kit can be likened to a presidential tree.
Lincoln Logs
Burnt Hickory Baptist's non-denominational neighbor.
Sanctuary Church
This Midwestern state border forms a face.
Idaho-Montana
This 6'10" southpaw MLB pitcher played 22 seasons and was nicknamed "The Big Unit"
Randy Johnson
The Missouri Compromise admitted Missouri as a slave state and what state as free?
Maine
This American monument makes for a spicy addition of red, yellow, or green.
Liberty Bell Pepper
This nearby road is surprisingly not named after grandaddy.
Jimmy Lee Smith Parkway