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Where did engineers partly switch off a waterfall in 1969?
Answer: Niagara Falls
Why: Engineers kept the American Falls dry for several months while they studied and bolted its loose rock.
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What did the Indigenous word behind 'Canada' mean?
Answer: Village
Why: Kanata referred to Stadacona, a village that stood where Quebec City is today.
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Which mountains rose when Africa crashed into North America?
Answer: Appalachians
Why: Morocco's Anti-Atlas Mountains are another surviving piece of that same ancient mountain range.
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Who sold Alaska to the United States?
Answer: Russia
Why: At $7.2 million, the price worked out to about two cents per acre.
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Which European country owns islands just off Newfoundland?
Answer: France
Why: Saint Pierre and Miquelon pays in euros, its official currency since 1999.
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What is North America's deepest lake?
Answer: Great Slave Lake
Why: Oregon's Crater Lake, the deepest in the US at 594 m, falls 20 m short of Great Slave Lake.
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