1. By: Morgan Redwine

2. Capital: Nairobi Lake Turkana Chalbi Desert Lake Naivasha Lake Baringo Mount Kenya Surrounding Countries Capital Landforms Major Cities

3.  Fort Jesus (Mombasa)  Bomas of Kenya (Nairobi)  Mount Kenya (Kenya)

4.  Tsavo National Park  Amboseli National Park

5. The national flag of Kenya has three colors ; black on the top, red in the middle and green at the bottom. The red band has white border on its two sides. These three bands are horizontally equal to each other. In the middle of the flag there is a Maasai warrior shield with two spears. This flag officially came into being on 12th December 1963 and indicates to the Kenya African National Union. The black, red and green color signify black majority, freedom struggle bloodshed and natural recourses respectively while the shield is the symbol of protector of all these.

6.  Eastern Africa, bordering the Indian Ocean, between Somalia and Tanzania  Varies from tropical along coast to arid in interior.

7.  Airports- Wilson Airport in Nairobi  Roadways- Through out Kenya  Waterways- Lake Victoria

8.  Nairobi National Museum  Old Law Courts Gallery

9.  English (official)  Kiswahili  Numerous Indigenous Languages  Ugali- a semi-hard cake made of maize (corn) flour or millet flour. It's a favorite meal for all Kenyans and usually accompanies fish, meat, nyama choma, meat stews, sukuma wiki or other greens.

10.  Population- 41,070,934  Republic Government  December 12, 1963- Independence  Volcanoes  Drought

11.  male: 58.91 years  female: 60.07 years  Ethnic group- Kikuyu  Religion- Protestant, and Roman Catholic

12.  Electricity  Oil  Natural Gas  Electricity  Oil  Natural Gas