National Parks
This National Park shared between two states host approximately 10 million travelers per year.
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
This food is a common staple for Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners.
Turkey
This useful camping equipment was introduced as an 'electrical hand torch' in 1898.
Flashlight
This album by Michael Jackson is one of the best-selling pop albums of all time.
Thriller
Okinawa is a volcano in this country.
Japan
There are approximately 5,000 national mammals in this park that became the first national park in 1872.
Yellowstone National Park
In 1937, this Kraft boxed pasta meal could serve four people for 19 cents.
Macaroni and Cheese
In the 1960s this material began to replace wooden frames.
This pop star born Amethyst Amelia Kelly, climbed the charts in 2014. You know her better by this.
Iggy Azalea
This landmark in Paris, France is 984 feet tall.
The Eiffel Tower
This national park has approximately 50+ miles of shoreline.
Acadia National Park
This fast food chain revolutionized the industry by automating the production of their burgers and fries.
McDonalds
This company was founded by W.C.C who began selling gasoline pressure lamps in 1900.
Coleman
This person was Kim Kardashian's second husband.
Kris Humphries
This is Europe's most mountainous country.
Switzerland
There are many hiking trails in this park. Some may say it's a heavenly experience to land on.
In the 1930s, a Californian family combined batter and electricity to create this breakfast item.
Waffles
The first official recipe for the S'more appeared in this group's manual for Tramping and Trailing.
Girl Scouts
Mr. Whipple asked you not to squeeze this product from 1964-1985.
Charmin
The only royal palace located in the United States is located in this state.
Hawaii
This national park is home to symbols of the west that can weigh up to 6 tons and grow 50 feet tall
Saguaro National Park
This dessert not native to American history became coined as the 'American synonym for prosperity' in 1902. "American as ____________." (two words)
Apple Pie
In the 1850s, French officials who patrolled the mountains had a knapsack bag made of sheepskin and lined with wool that could be rolled up and buckled in place, then carried with shoulder straps.
Sleeping Bag
Elizabeth Taylor was married this amount of times.
Eight
This state is home to the world's largest peanut.
Georgia