NA Capitals
SA Capital
NA Flags
SA Flags
NA Physical Geo
100

Capital of Nicaragua

Mangua

100

Capital of Brazil

Barasilia

100

flag with maple leaf

Canada

100

flag with blue and white stripes and a sun

Argentina

100

mountains extending from the southeastern United States to eastern Canada

Appalachians

200

Capital of Costa Rica

San Jose

200

Capital of Argentina

Buenos Aires

200

flag with two white rectangles, one red and one blue rectangle and a red and blue star. 

Panama

200

a green background, a central yellow rhombus (diamond), a blue celestial globe inside the diamond, and a white curved banner running across the globe

Brazil

200

Formed by  glacial activity during the last Ice Age

Great Lakes

300
Capital of Cuba

Havana

300

Capital of Chile

Santiago

300

flag with two blue rectangles, one white rectangle and 5 blue stars

Honduras

300

two horizontal bands of white and red, with a blue square in the upper hoist-side corner containing a single white five-pointed star

Chile

300

River that  connects the Great lakes with the Atlantic Ocean

St Lawrence River

400

Capital of The Bahamas

Nassau

400

Capital of Peru

Lima

400

flag with a rising sun

Antigua and Barbuda

400

three equal vertical bands: a red band on the left, a white band in the middle, and a red band on the right

Peru

400

Mississippi flows from northern  Minnesota               down to the  _______

Gulf of Mexico

500

Capital of Belize

Belmopan

500

Capital of Uruguay

Montevideo

500

flag with red and green triangles, black and yellow stripes and two white stars

St. Kitts and Nevis

500

five horizontal stripes (green, white, red, white, and green) with a large yellow five-pointed star in the center

Suriname

500

Desert spanning southeastern California, Nevada, and parts of Arizona

Mojave desert