What river forms a large part of the southern border of the United States?

Of the 9-11 million undocumented immigrants in the United States in 2006, what percentage of them were from Mexico?

What does piedmont mean?

What term is applied to the area where waters flowing down the eastern side of the mountains run into the Atlantic Ocean and those flowing down the western side run into either the Great Lakes or the Gulf of Mexico?

Which of the following is an active volcano in the mountains of the Pacific Northwest?

The United States is considered a ________ _______ because Alaska and Hawaii are separated from the rest of the country by water or another country.

Which state is the largest in area among the "lower forty-eight" states?

Which state is the headquarters of the U.S. military in the Pacific?

What are the severe storms that sometimes hit the states of the Northeast called?

Which word best describes both the people and the geography of the United States?

Which of the following is not one of America's core values?

The study of the characteristics of people in a particular place is . . .

About eighty percent of Americans live in . . .

The southern third of the United State, from the Carolinas to California, is called the . . .

The greatest population growth has been occurring in which section of the United States?

The average life expectancy in the United States i approximately how many years?

Which person broke professional baseball's color barrier?

The state that derives the largest income from agricultural products is . . .

The highest point in North America is which of the following mountains?

Which of the following mountain ranges lies in the New England uplands?

Which colony was founded by Roger Williams?

A sprawling urban area made up of many different cities is a . . .

On which famous monument in the Middle Atlantic states would you find this statement: "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free"?

What is the name of the thin lakes that extend north to south in the central portion of New York?

Which Pennsylvania city is the home of the world's largest chocolate factory?

Which city is the home of the U.S. Naval Academy?

The "Star-Spangled Banner" was written offshore from Fort McHenry near the city of . . .

The line of barrier islands along the coast of North Carolina is the . . .

The area in North Carolina notes for its biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and other high-tech work is called the . . .

Which southern river flows from Knoxville into northern Alabama and then north through Kentucky empty in the Ohio River?

In which East Tennessee city was the first atomic bomb developed?

The areas of swamps and slow-moving, meandering streams and rivers in Louisiana are called the . . .

Louisianians of French ancestry who migrated from Acadia in Canada are called. . .

An area of fertile soil left behind by receding ancient glaciers is called the . . .

Areas of rolling plains and high grasses that spread across the western half of the Midwest are the . . .

Which two cities are called the "Twin Cities"?

Which city is called the "mile-high city"?

What is the name of the place where Utah, Colorado, Arizona, and New Mexico meet?

Salt Lake City, Utah, is the headquarters of which religious group?

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Sandy plains that stretch inland from the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico shores.

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An area of many rivers at the eastern base of the Appalachian Mountains

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Extends from eastern Canada into northern Alabama

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Rolling hills that stretch about a thousand miles across America's heartland.

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Presented the greatest obstacle to westward expansion

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A lowland area that includes many canyons and unusual rock formations in much of Nevada and Utah

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Include the Sierra Nevada, the Cascades, and the Coastal ranges

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Home of Yale University

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Home of Independence Hall

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The "Bluegrass State"

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Home of the Ozark Mountains

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Land of Cajuns and Creoles

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The state with shorelines on four of the five Great Lakes

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The "Land of Ten Thousand Lakes"

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The "Gateway to the West

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The state whose top crop is potatoes

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The home of Hoover Dam and Lake Meade on the Colorado River

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The home of Puget Sound and Mount Rainier

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More than twice the size of Texas

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Twenty-four hundred miles from the mainland