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1. Our car ride starts in Maine. Heading south, we decide to visit Minuteman National Park, site of the Battles of Lexington and Concord. To which New England city (famous for a tea party) are we closest while there?
2. Next, we decide to visit the Smithsonian Institution. While this organization has buildings in several states, in which city are the majority of its museums - including the National Museum of American History and National Museum of Natural History - located?
3. Continuing along our way, we travel to see the famous Niagara Falls. Into which of the Great Lakes does the water from Niagara Falls flow?
4. Turning south again, we drive our car to Huntsville, Alabama, where there is a center, including a well known children's camp, focused on which particular type of transportation?
5. We decide we want to drive through the two states which each border eight other states. One of these states is Tennessee. Which state, which borders Tennessee, is the other?
6. Next, we turn our car towards South Dakota so we can visit Mount Rushmore, most famous for its sculpture of four US Presidents. Which president is not part of the sculpture?
7. We then drive to Pike's Peak (though we use another method of transportation to travel to the mountain top). To which state have we traveled?
8. Our next stop is the world-famous Grand Canyon in Arizona, created by erosion over millions of years. Which major river created that erosion?
9. Eventually, we decide to stop driving for a while and check into a hotel so we can rest. Which state, famous for a city with bright lights, would we visit that has one of the highest number of hotel rooms per person living there?
10. We park the car in a parking garage and walk to our last destination - a tall building known as the Space Needle. In which west coast city are we located?
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