Places in History
This ancient city located in modern day Iraq, is considered to be the oldest civilization that utilized farming and trade.
What is Mesopotamia?
A doughy, cheesy food that has garned various versions such as "Chicago, Flatbread" and many more.
What is Pizza?
Located just a few hours away from Las Vegas, this national park used to be a large river that has dried over the past million years.
What is the Grand Canyon?
This apparel company sponsors many athletes and has that signature "swoosh" on all of their clothing products.
One of the most iconic US landmarks signifies new beginnings for many immigrants, originally had a bronze color but is now a light green thanks to the surrounding salt water.
What is the Statue of Liberty?
This location held a battle where it turned the tide of the civil war, where there was estimated 50,000 lives lost on the battlefield.
What is Gettysberg?
This delicacy is made up of three ingredients: Rice, seaweed, and whatever fish you desire (be careful with pufferfish, though)
What is Sushi?
This park has rich lush forest and is known for it's various geysers around the 3,500 sq foot park, including "Ol' Faithful".
What is Yellowstone National Park?
A popular energy drink that supposedly "Gives you Wings".
This massive rock sculpture features several US icons carved into the side of a mountain. Possibly the only landmark South Dakota can claim.
What is Mount Rushmore?
An open grass field that has several heavy stones stacked in a unique manner, which still puzzles archeologists on its original purpose.
What is Stonehenge?
This sweet confection that origniates from Mexico, makes Valentine's Day and Easter all the more sweeter.
What is chocolate?
This park located in the Pacific Northwest is home to one of the few remaining active volcanoes, and it's peak is reachable via car.
What is Mount Rainier?
Nowadays, children recognize the name as the technology giant, rather than the fruit the company is based their name and logo on.
What is Apple?
This tall, curved structure is the Gateway to the West, which also has an elevator you can travel up the large monument.
What is The Gateway Arch?
This massive barrier that streches over 13,000 miles, also has a rumor that this structure is viewable from outer space.
What is the Great Wall of China?
This food is named after a city in Germany, and is known now as an American staple in modern food culture.
What is a Hamburger?
This park hsa both the Badlands and the Great Plains, and is the only park to be named after a US President.
What is Theodore Roosevelt?
This brand popularized ordering a product online and getting free shipping with a subscription to their service. Every box has that familiar smile all over.
What is Amazon?
This area lies deep in the deserts of Nevada, with its glistening lights and allure of casinos, clubs and more.
What is the Vegas Strip?
Labeled as one of the Seven Wonders of the World, this palace made of marble is starting to deteriorate due to the pollution in the air.
What is the Taj Mahal?
This simple dish of fries and cheese may sound unappetizing, but is enjoyed very much by the folks up North with a few beers mind you.
What is Poutine?
This park is named after it's center piece, the tallest mountain peak in North America that is over 20,000 feet tall.
What is Mount Denali? (or Mount McKinnley)
This Danish toy brand inspires kids and adults alike to build with various plastic-colored blocks and shapes to create whatever they can imagine.
What is LEGO?
This spire was built in 1962 to be the landmark center of the World's Fair that year, and soon became the most recognizable part of this Pacific Northwest City.
What is the Space Needle?