1. Letchenstien
   Liechtinstien
2. Leichtensten
   Liechtenstein

As stated in the Constitution of Liechtenstein, the national church of Liechtenstein is the Roman Catholic church. However, as of December 20, 2012, any citizen over the age of 14 can choose their own religion.

1. Russia
   Rusia
2. Rusha
   Rushia

Russia spans 11 time zones. It also occupies one-tenth of Earth's land. A small part of Russia is in Europe, while the rest of the land is in Asia.

1. Chili
   Chilli
2. Chile
   Chilly

Chile is 2,700 miles long. It's average width is 110 miles. At its widest, the country is 217 miles across.

1. Philipines
   Phillappines
2. Philippines
   Phillipines

The Philippines consists of at least 7,100 islands. The country's capital is Manila. Its most populous city is Quezon City.

1. Greace
   Grease
2. Greece
   Griece

Olympia was the site of the first Olympics in 776 BC. Events at the first Olympics included the pentathlon, discus throw, wrestling, boxing, and various equestrian events.

1. Aregintina
   Argintina
2. Aregentina
   Argentina

Argentina's name comes from the word "argentum," which is Latin for silver. The country's name has its origin in a story about Juan Diaz de Solis and his crew finding indigenous people who gave them silver objects as presents.

1. Uragauy
   Uruguay
2. Urugauy
   Ureguay

Uruguay is the second smallest country in South America. It has a population of over 3.4 million people.

1. Kazahkstan
   Kazakhstan
2. Kazakhistan
   Kazackistan

Astana is the capital of Kazakhstan. It was formely called Tselinograd.

1. Nickaragua
   Nicaragua
2. Necaragua
   Nicaraggua

Nicaragua's capital is Managua. Over 1.5 million people live in the city.

1. Australia
   Awestralia
2. Australiya
   Austria

The Australian Outback covers over 2.5 million square miles of the island continent. Even though the country is home to more than 23 million people, less than five percent of the population lives in the Outback.

1. Luxembourg
   Luxemburg
2. Luxemberg
   Luxemborg

Luxembourg is the only Grand Duchy in the world. It is also the fifth-wealthiest country.

1. Yugislavia
   Yugoslaiva
2. Yugoslava
   Yugoslavia

Yugoslavia existed from 1918 to 1992. In 1992, it broke up into Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, and Slovenia.

1. Kyrgyzstan
   Kyrgizstan
2. Kirgyzstan
   Kirgizstan

From 1862 to 1926, Bishkek was known as Pishpek. It was renamed Frunze from 1925 to 1991 before the capital of Kyrgyzstan was given its current name.

1. Bosnya and Herzegovina
   Bosnia and Herzegovnia
2. Bosnia and Herzgovnia
   Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnia is the central and northern parts of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The southern and southwestern parts are Herzegovina.

1. Ruanda
   Rwanda
2. Ruandia
   Rwandia

The official language of Rwanda is Kinyarwanda. The country's name means "domain" in Kinyarwanda.

1. Colombya
   Columbya
2. Colombia
   Columbia

Colombia's capital is Bogata. It is bordered by the Pacific Ocean, Panama, Venezuela, Brazil, Peru, and Ecuador.

1. Algeria
   Aljeria
2. Algiria
   Aljiria

Algeria is the largest country in Africa. It is also the tenth largest in the world.

1. Bellarius
   Belarius
2. Bellarus
   Belarus

Since July 20, 1994, Alexander Lukashenko has been president of Belarus. He is the first and only person to hold the office so far.

1. Azerbeygen
   Azerbaigen
2. Azerbaijan
   Aserbaijan

Following the collapse of the Russian Empire, Azerbaijan was independent from 1918 to 1920. The country joined the Soviet Union in 1920 and was a part of it until 1991.

1. Chech Republic
   Cheque Republic
2. Czech Republic
   Check Republic

The Czech Republic is also called Czechia, which was informally adopted in 2016. The historical provinces of Bohemia, Moravia, and the southern tip of Silesia comprise the Czech Republic.

1. Hungry
   Hungary
2. Hungery
   Hungray

After World War I, Hungary lost 71 percent of its territory. The agreement is called the Treaty of Trianon because it was signed at Trianon Palace in Versailles, France.

1. Kuwait
   Kewait
2. Kuwiat
   Cuwait

The Sabah dynasty has ruled Kuwait since 1756. The country was a British protectorate from 1899 to 1961.

1. Mauritius
   Maurytius
2. Muaritus
   Mauratius

On March 12, 1968, Mauritius gained its independence form the United Kingdom. The country became a republic on March 12, 1992.

1. Seaycheles
   Seycheles
2. Saychelles
   Seychelles

Seychelles' capital is located on Mahe. Victoria has a population of over 25,000 people.

1. Vanuatu
   Venuatu
2. Vanautu
   Venautu

Vanuatu has a population of over 200,000 people. The country consists of 93 islands, but only 65 of the islands are inhabited.

1. England
   Angland
2. Englind
   Ingland

England takes up more than half the land of Great Britain. The island of Great Britain is also home to Scotland and Wales.

1. Slovikia
   Slovekia
2. Slovakya
   Slovakia

From 1918 to 1992, Slovakia was part of Czechoslovakia. The capital of Slovakia is Bratislava.

1. Sree Lanka
   Sri Lanka
2. Shri Lanka
   Sre Lanka

After 150 years of British rule, Sri Lanka gained its independence from Britain. It remains part of the Commonwealth.

1. Malltya
   Maltya
2. Mallta
   Malta

Malta is located 50 miles south of Italy. It is a member of the Commonwealth and the European Union.

1. Macedonya
   Macedonia
2. Massedonia
   Macidonia

Macedonia is located in Southeastern Europe. The country's capital is Skopje.

1. Gaana
   Ghaana
2. Gana
   Ghana

Ghana was formed from the merger of the Togoland trust territory and the Gold Coast. It was the first sub-Saharan colonial country to gain independence.

1. Kanadia
   Canadia
2. Kanada
   Canada

Canada consists of 10 provinces and three territories. In total, the country is 3.85 million square miles.

1. Bhutan
   Button
2. Bhuten
   Bhootan

Bhutan's capital is Thimphu. The country's official language is Dzongkha.

1. Greenada
   Grenadea
2. Grenayda
   Grenada

The capital of Grenada is St. George's. The country has a population of over 107,000 people.

1. Jordan
   Jordyn
2. Jordin
   Joredan

The official name of Jordan is Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. The population of Jordan is approximately 10 million people.