What naval facility was the location of a deadly surprise attack by Japanese troops in 1941?

In what state can you find the famed French Quarter, which has the distinction of being New Orleans' oldest area?

Name the mansion estate in Memphis, Tennessee once owned by Elvis Presley.

Name the vast stretch of flat territory in North America, located west of the Mississippi River and east of the Rocky Mountains.

Located in eastern to northeastern North America, which of these mountain ranges formed approximately 480 million years ago?

Des Moines is a significant insurance hub in the United States, in addition to a robust publishing and financial services sector. In what state is it located?

What tiny island located in California was developed with a lighthouse, military fortifications, a military jail and a federal prison?

What desert in the United States is one of the hottest regions on Earth during the summer?

What's the name of the demarcation line in the United States that used to divide the North from the South in the 1700s?

The Okefenokee Swamp is North America's biggest "blackwater" swamp, classified as a National Natural Landmark in 1974. The famed swamp is located in which two states?

Which state directly borders Oregon to the south?

In which of the following warm-climate cities was President Barack Obama born and raised?

Where is Mexico located in relation to the United States border?

Which river was the Hoover Dam built across?

In what California city did Disneyland open in 1955, soon becoming one of the most visited amusement parks in the world?

What state has license plates which bear the slogan "First in Flight"?

Home to almost 4.5 million people, which of the following is referred to as the "Bluegrass State?"

What state has the most coastline?

North America is home to the world's third-biggest coral barrier reef system, located where?

In which state would you find Stanford University?

What huge island off Alaska's south coast is the second largest island in the United States, after the Big Island of Hawaii?

What iconic place, located mostly in Wyoming, became the world's first national park in 1872?

In which iconic American city do over forty buildings have their own zip codes?

The Gulf Coast of the U.S. runs along the southern part of the country, with a slew of beaches on the Gulf of Mexico. Which of these states is NOT considered a Gulf state?

In what state did the Mall of America open in 1992, home to an indoor amusement park and the world's seventh-biggest retail mall?

What state is Mackinac Island part of?

What city in Florida is famous for being the southernmost city in the continental United States?

What western state, which shares a border with the western side of Kansas, has the highest mean elevation of any state at 6,800 feet, with its lowest point still being 3,317 feet above sea level.

The worst tornado in U.S. history - and the second-deadliest ever recorded - the 1925 so-called "Tri-State tornado" affected which states?

Which city is located at the point where Mississippi and Missouri Rivers converge?

What state is home to Honeymoon Island State Park?

Name the highest mountain peak in North America, with a summit rising to 20,310 feet.

This state capitol building is located in the city of Bismarck. What state is it in?

Which state is home to a part of the cultural region of Appalachia?

This state is billed as a "Sportsman's Paradise" and also features a pelican - which, not coincidentally, is also the mascot for their lone NBA franchise.

What state is directly above Oklahoma?

Known for its navigable caves, what National Park can be found in southern New Mexico?

What state is by far the largest U.S. state by size, encompassing more total area than the next three largest states combined?

Located in the Mountain West subregion, what state is the tenth-biggest in terms of land area, but also the least populous state in the contiguous United States?

What state hosts the International Balloon Fiesta, an annual hot air balloon event held in early October?

The United States is home to several freshwater and saltwater lakes, naturally occurring and man-made. Which of the following lakes is the biggest in area?

Name the deepest lake in the United States, with a total depth of 1,949 feet, or more than one-third of a mile.

Which of the following Arizona cities is closest to the Grand Canyon, which reveals over two billion years of Earth's geological history?

Who was the first non-indigenous permanent resident of The Windy City, often referred to as the "Founder of Chicago?"

Which of the following U.S. cities was established by Antoine de la Mothe Cadillac in 1701?

Which one of these lakes is completely contained within the borders of the United States?

In what state can you find Acadia National Park, a rugged landscape of headlands, hills and crashing waves?

Which city serves as the economic and cultural hub for the wider Delaware Valley, which encompasses the lower Delaware and Schuylkill rivers?

Which river forms part of the natural border between Maryland and Virginia in the east and part of the border between West Virginia and Virginia in the west?

Located in Montana, which of the following has the distinction of being the world's shortest river?

Not including Washington, D.C., which is not a state, what is the most densely populated state in the U.S.?

Which of the following waterways connects the city of Cleveland to the Atlantic Ocean?

The 2002 Winter Olympics took place in the United States and included 2,399 competitors from 78 different countries. Where were they held?

What largest U.S. National Forest spans 16.7 million acres, with the majority of its land covered in temperate rain forest?

The vast Atlantic Ocean separates the Americas from Africa and continental Europe. What U.S. state is the closest point to Africa?

The Salton Sea is a shallow, landlocked and very salty body of water, which has had its share of environmental problems. In what state is it located?

What was the former name of Liberty Island, the location of the iconic Statue of Liberty?

Located in the Western U.S., which of the following is often referred to as the "Copper State?"

What is the highest peak in the Rocky Mountains and the second-highest peak in the contiguous United States?

The Great Pond is one of the largest bodies of water given the name "pond." In what state is it located?

What city is located about 13 miles northwest of South Carolina's geographic center, near the confluence of the Saluda and Broad Rivers?

Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve are made up of three large lava fields, and are located in what U.S. state?

Which of the following climates is reflective of the weather in coastal California, with its warm, dry summers, and moderately rainy winters?

In what archipelago can you find the beautiful Admiralty Island, the seventh-largest island in the United States?

Located in the Bering Strait, from what Alaskan island can you observe Russia?

What is the deepest fjord in North America and one of the world's longest and deepest?