Geography: United States #1

The Lewis and Clark Expedition explored what region from 1804-1806? (Hint: it was bought from France in 1803 and doubled the size of the U.S.)

Lake Sakakawea is a 200-mile long reservoir along what river?

What city, founded by William Penn, was the site of the First and Second Continental Congresses?

What state in the contiguous U.S. has the northernmost point?

What city is located on the western tip of Lake Superior and is an important port for shipping grain and iron ore?

What city in Alabama was the subject of a 1955 and 1956 bus boycott organized by Martin Luther King Jr., to protest bus segregation?

What city is in western Texas and lies directly across the border from the Mexican city of Ciudad Juarez?

Badlands National Park and Mount Rushmore are located west of the Missouri River in what state?

Cape Cod, known for it's beautiful shoreline, is located in what state?

Poi is a food commonly associated with people native to what state?

The San Joaquin is located between two mountain ranges; the Coast Range and what else?

In what region do tornados occur most frequently?

What state has the most national parks (9)?

What state has the nickname The Constitution State?

In what state is the easternmost point in the contiguous United States?

Florida, Texas, Louisiana, Alabama, and what other southeastern state borders the Gulf of Mexico?

The Great Miami River and Little Miami River are two rivers in what state?

In what state is Yucca Mountain located?

What is the name of the tree, primarily located in the arid southwest, that has deep roots known for depriving native plants of water?

Hydrilla, introduced in Florida as an aquarium plant, now clogs many waterways in the US. This plant, which is spread easily by boats, has been found in what river?

In what state is Mount Whitney, the highest point in the contiguous U.S. found?

The Colorado Plateau is located between the Rocky Mountains and what else? (Hint: it is a vast arid region that is known for its many endorheic watersheds)

What three oceans does the United States border?