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What North American country is sparsely populated but large in area; has 2 official languages? | |
What European nation is known as the Emerald Isle? | |
Although being one of the poorest counties in Asia, it is where Mt. Everest can be found. | |
What is the largest country by area in Africa? | |
The ancient ruins of Machu Picchu can be found in what country? | |
What African nation suffered a genocide that claimed nearly 1 million people in 1994? | |
What tiny principality is sandwiched between Switzerland and Austria? | |
What African country is the spectacular Victoria Falls located? | |
What European country is the world's largest producer of grapes and wine? | |
This country fought with Azerbaijan for control of a region known as Nagorno-Karabakh. | |
Landlocked in South America, what country also has 2 official capitals? | |
This large island country is well known for its diversified plant life and animal species found no where else on earth. | |
What Asian country was formerly known as Siam? | |
With over a quarter of the land reserved for forest & wildlife habitat; this Central American country boasts the highest standard of living and longest life expectancy of all Latin | |
What African country was formerly known as the Gold Coast? | |
Also known as the Friendly Islands; this Polynesian archipelago nation comprises of at least 176 islands. | |
What Central American country has the largest fresh water lake? | |
What nation is the most easterly of all Caribbean Islands? | |
Located on the Balkan Peninsula, what country has both a substantial mainland with an additional 1,450 islands? | |
Also known as the perfume islands; what Islamic island country can be found in the Mozambique Channel? | |
What country contains the Western Hemisphere's longest coral reef? | |
What African country started being settled by freed American slaves in 1820? | |
A well known canal linking the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea can be found in this narrow country. | |
What South American country's name means 'land of silver'? | |
This country is the second largest former Soviet Republic. | |
What is the only country in South America that has coastlines on both the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea? | |
What is the only country in the world that borders both the Mediterranean Sea & the Black Sea? | |
The world's 2nd tallest mountain know as K2 is located in what country? | |
What European country has the world's longest road tunnel (15.5 miles) known as Laerdal Tunnel. | |
Formerly a U.S. trust territory, this island country is home to the uninhabitable Bikini Atoll. | |
In 1989, this country changed its capital city name from Rangoon to Yangon. | |
What country is the ancient Mayan city of Tikal located? | |
Citizens of this country are known as 'Kiwis'. | |
This island nation was originally claimed by the Spanish in 1521. In 1898 it was ceded to the USA; finally achieving independence in 1946 after Japanese occupation. | |
What country controls the territory of Gibraltar? | |
This country's capital is also the most populous city in the Western Hemisphere. | |
Pope John Paul II a native from this country was the 1st non-Italian pope since 1523. | |
What island country was formerly known as Ceylon? | |
What country in the Mediterranean Sea is about 80 km south of the island of Sicily? | |
What landlocked country has the world's largest hydroelectric dam jointly built and operated with another South American country? | |
This country occupies the western part of the island of Hispaniola. | |
With plentiful oil and natural gas reserves; this Islamic sultanate is located on the island of Borneo. | |
The Galapagos Islands are part of what county's territory? | |
Located on the Ganges-Brahmaputra river delta; what country is frequently plagued by tropical cyclones, monsoon flooding, and overpopulation? | |
What is the most populous country in Africa? | |
This former Soviet Republic in central Asia is a major world producer of cotton. | |
Catalonia, Galicia, Andalusia, Murcia, & Ceuta are autonomous regions part of what country? | |
What country claimed independence from Ethiopia in 1993? | |
Apartheid; Diamonds; Mandela; de Klerk; AIDS | |
In 1961 this country became the first communist state in the Western Hemisphere. | |
Cities such as Fez, Casablanca, and Marrakech can be found in what kingdom? | |
Small island country at the tip of the Malay Peninsula; this country boasts the world's busiest container port. | |
What is the tiny landlocked country located in the Pyrenees between Spain & France? | |
The historical and archaeological city of Petra is located in what country? | |
Vast, landlocked, and sparsely populated; this Asian country was home to Genghis Khan. | |
What South American country extends 2,500 miles from north to south but is only 90 miles at its widest? | |
Geographical features such as the Orinoco River Basin, Angel Falls, and Lake Maracaibo can be found in this country. | |
Mt. Kilimanjaro, the tallest peak in Africa, can be found in what country? | |
This volcanic island country in the North Atlantic obtains all electricity power from energy derived from geothermal activity. | |
This country's name has a translation meaning of 'White Russia'. | |
This country is divided into 3 historical and geophysical regions; Walachia, Moldavia, & Transylvania. | |
What country can the ancient Khmer city of Angkor Wat be found? | |
What country is comprised of 7 combined sheikdoms and is a major oil producer? | |
On April 26, 1986, this country experienced a nuclear power accident at Chernobyl. | |
Small principality ruled by the House of Grimaldi; tourism, gambling and banking drive the economy. | |
What country would someone have to travel to see the Skeleton Coast? | |
What island nation occupies an entire continent and was initially established as a convict colony? | |
This is the only country that is entirely in Europe with a Muslim religious majority. | |
Consisting of 33 islands in the Persian Gulf, what country has become recognized as a world leader in oil refining, financial services, ship building and communications? | |
What is Africa's longest continuous democracy and one the world's top diamond producers? | |