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What is the Capital of Missouri?

Jefferson City

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How many regions are there in the United states?

5

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How many states are there in the United States of America?

50

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 Which two bodies of water border Florida?

The Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean

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What landmark stands 5,725 feet above sea level in the black hills of South Dakota?

Mount Rushmore

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What are the two rivers that flow through Missouri?

The Missouri River and the Mississippi River

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Which region has the least amount of states and includes Oklahoma and New Mexico?

The Southwest Region

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The Mississippi River separates Kentucky from which other state?

Missouri
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How many Great Lakes are there in the United States?

5

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Which landmark represents the Gateway to the West?

The Gateway Arch

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What is Missoui’s Nickname?

The ShowMe State

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Which region has the most states and includes Kentucky and Arkansas?

The Southeast Region

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When the United States was founded, how many colonies were there?

13

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What is the largest theme park in the United States?

Disney World

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The Statue of Liberty was a gift from which country?

France
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What is Missouri's state Abbreviation?

MO

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Which Region has mountains, valleys, deserts, plains, and coastlines?

The West

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What is the largest US state?

Alaska

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What four states make up the four corners?

Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utau

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Which National Landmark can be seen from both the United States and Canada?

Niagara Falls

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What are 5 of the 8 states that border Missouri?

Iowa, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Nebraska

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What are the two Non-Contiguous states in the United States?

Alaska and Hawaii

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What is the only US state that has a royal palace on it?

Hawaii

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What year did the United States become independent from Britain?

1776

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What are three landmarks in Washington DC

The Whitehouse, Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, Jefferson Memorial, Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial, Martin Luther King, Jr, Korean War Veterans Memorial, World War II Memorial, Arlington Cemetery, Capitol Hill