If you click the blue words it will take you to the country you click.
- Laos
- Latvia
- Lebanon
- Lesotho
- Liberia
- Libya
- Liechtenstein
- Lithuania
- Luxembourg
- Madagascar
- Malawi
- Malaysia
- Maldives
- Mali
- Malta
- Marshall Islands
- Mauritania
- Mauritius
- Mexico
- Micronesia
- Monaco
- Mongolia
Laos (Asia)

Capital: Vientiane
Population: 7.1 Million
Size: 91,875 sq. miles
Currency: Kip
Tallest point: Phou Bia 9,242 feet tall
Main religion: Buddhism 66%
Main languages: Lao, Hmong, French, and Khmu
About: On December 24, 1954, Laos gained independence from France. It was formerly known as French Indo China and was connected with Vietnam.

Latvia (Europe)

Capital: Riga
Population: 2 Million
Size: 24,938 sq. miles
Currency: Euro
Tallest point: Gaizinkalns 1,024 feet tall
Main religion: Christain 99%
Main languages: Latvian, Russian
About: In 1940 the Soviet Union told Latvia and the rest of the Baltic States to join the Soviet Union in defense against Nazi Germany. The Baltic States were invaded by Nazi Germany (1941-1943). The Soviet Union eventually completely took over Latvia and in 1993 it became independent.

Lebanon (Asia)

Capital: Beirut
Population: 6.8 Million
Size: 4,036 sq. miles
Currency: Lebanese Pound
Tallest point: Mount Lebanon 2,500 feet tall
Main religion: Islam 61.1%
Main languages: Arabic, French, and Lebanese
About: In 1946, Lebanon gained independence from France. It was formerly part of French Syria.

Lesotho (Africa)

Capital: Maseru
Population: 2.1 Million
Size: 11,720 sq. miles
Currency: Lesotho Loti and South African Rand
Tallest point: Thabana Ntlenyana 11,424 feet tall
Main religion: Christain 92.3%
Main languages: Sesotho, English
About: Lesotho gained independence from Britain on October 4, 1966. It was formerly part of British Southern Africa.

Liberia (Africa)

Capital: Monrovia
Population: 5 Million
Size: 43,000 sq. miles
Currency: Liberian Dollar
Tallest point: Mount Wuteve 5,748 feet tall
Main religion: Christain 83.1%
Main languages: English
About: In 1822, Liberia was colonized by freed American slaves and was partly an American colony. In 1847 it was proclaimed independent.

Libya (Africa)

Capital: Tripoli
Population: 6.8 Million
Size: 679,363 sq. miles
Currency: Libyan Dinar
Tallest point: Bikku Bitti 7,434 feet tall
Main religion: Islam 100%
Main languages: Arabic, Berber, Italian, and Teda
About: In the 1930s, Libya was invaded by Italy. By the end of WW2, it gained independence. It didn’t fully gain independence until 1949.

Liechtenstein (Europe)

Capital: Vaduz
Population: 38,749
Size: 62 sq. miles
Currency: Swiss Franc
Tallest point: Grauspitz 8,527 feet tall
Main religion: Christain 83.2%
Main languages: German
About: In 814 AD Liechtenstein became a country.

Lithuania (Europe)

Capital: Vilnius
Population: 2.7 Million
Size: 25,200 sq. miles
Currency: Euro
Tallest point: Aukstojas 964 feet tall
Main religion: Christain 93%
Main languages: Lithuanian, Polish, and Russian
About:Â In 1940 the Soviet Union told Lithuania and the rest of the Baltic States to join the Soviet Union in defense against Nazi Germany. The Baltic States were invaded by Nazi Germany (1941-1943) The Soviet Union eventually completely took over Lithuania and in 1993 it became independent.

Luxembourg (Europe)

Capital: Luxembourg City
Population: 626,108
Size: 998 sq. miles
Currency: Euro
Tallest point: Kneiff 1,833 feet tall
Main religion: Christain 73.2%
Main languages: Luxembourgish, French, and German
About: From 1940-1945 Luxembourg was under control of Nazi Germany. In 1945 it was liberated by the United States.

Madagascar (Africa)

Capital: AntananarivoÂ
Population: 26.2 Million
Size: 226,658 sq. miles
Currency: Malagasy Ariary
Tallest point: Maromokotro 9,436 feet tall
Main religion: Christain 85.3%
Main languages: Malagasy, French
About: On June 26, 1960, Madagascar gained independence from the French.

Malawi (Africa)

Capital: Lilongwe
Population: 19.1 Million
Size: 45,747 sq. miles
Currency: Kwacha
Tallest point: Mulanje Massif 9,849 feet tall
Main religion: Christain 77.3%
Main languages: English, Chewa, Yao, and Tumbuka
About: On July 6, 1964, Malawi became independent from Great Britain. It was formerly part of British South Africa.

Malaysia (Asia)

Capital: Kuala Lumpur
Population: 32.7 Million
Size: 127,724 sq. miles
Currency: Ringgit
Tallest point: Mount Kinabalu 8,462 feet tall
Main religion: Islam 61.3%
Main languages: Malay, English
About: On August 31, 1957, Malaysia became independent from Great Britain. It was formerly part of British Siam.

Maldives (Asia)

Capital: Male
Population: 379,270
Size: 120 sq. miles
Currency: Maldivian Rufiyaa
Tallest point: Addu Atoll 8 feet tall
Main religion: Islam 100%
Main languages: Dhivehi (Maldivian), English
About: On July 26, 1965, Maldives gained independence from Great Britain.

Mali (Africa)

Capital: Bamako
Population: 20.2 Million
Size: 478,841 sq. miles
Currency: CFA Franc
Tallest point: Mount Hombori 3,789 feet tall
Main religion: Islam 95%
Main languages: French, Hindi, Arabic, English, and Fulani
About: On August 20, 1959, Mali gained independence from France.

Malta (Europe)

Capital: Valletta
Population: 514,564
Size: 122 sq. miles
Currency: Euro
Tallest point: Dingli Cliffs 620 feet tall
Main religion: Christain 100%
Main languages: Maltese, English, and Italian
About: On September 21, 1964, Malta gained independence from Great Britain.

Marshall Islands (Australia and the Pacific)

Capital: Majuro
Population: 58,413
Size: 70 sq. miles
Currency: United States Dollar
Tallest point: Unnamed Location 33 feet tall
Main religion: Christain 97%
Main languages: Marshallese, English
About: During WW2 the United States occupied the Marshall Islands so the Japanese couldn’t. In 1979 the Marshall Islands became independent.

Mauritania (Africa)

Capital: Nouakchott
Population: 4.4 Million
Size: 400,000 sq. miles
Currency: Ouguiya
Tallest point: Kediet Ijill 3,001 feet tall
Main religion: Islam 100%
Main languages: Arabic, French, and English
About: On July 28, 1960, Mauritania became independent from France.

Mauritius (Africa)

Capital: Port Louis
Population: 1.2 Million
Size: 790 sq. miles
Currency: Mauritian rupee
Tallest point: Piton de la Rivière Noire 2,710 feet tall
Main religion: Hinduism 48.54%
Main languages: Mauritian Creole, French, and English
About: On March 12, 1968, Mauritius gained independence from Great Britain.

Mexico (North America)

Capital: Mexico City
Population: 128.6 Million
Size: 761,610 sq. miles
Currency: Mexican Peso
Tallest point: Pico de Orizaba 18,491 feet tall
Main religion: Christain 90.7%
Main languages: Spanish, and Amerindian Languages
About: On September 16, 1810, Mexico declared independence from Spain. A civil war followed.

Micronesia (Australia and the Pacific)

Capital: Palikir
Population: 104,468
Size: 271 sq. miles
Currency: United States Dollar
Tallest point: Pohnpei 2,566 feet tall
Main religion: Christain 93.5%
Main languages: English, Chuukese, Kosraean, Pohnpeian, and Yapese
About: Before WW1, the German Empire owned many islands in the Pacific. During WW1, the Japanese Empire took all their islands. After WW2, the United States had occupied the islands. In 1979 they gained independence from the United States.

Moldova (Europe)

Capital: Chisinau
Population: 2.6 Million
Size: 13,068 sq. miles
Currency: Leu
Tallest point: Moldoveanu 8,346 feet tall
Main religion: Christain 90.1%
Main languages: Moldovan, Russian, Bulgarian, Ukranian, and Gagauz
About: In 1991 during the fall of the Soviet Union, it became independent.

Monaco (Europe)

Capital: Monaco-Ville
Population: 38,300
Size: 0.81 sq. miles
Currency: Euro
Tallest point: Hvannadalshnukur 6,921 feet tall
Main religion: Christain 100%
Main languages: French, Monegasques, and Italian
About: In 1814 Monaco became independent from France.

Mongolia (Asia)

Capital: Ulan Bator (Ulaanbaator)
Population: 3.3 Million
Size: 605,000 sq. miles
Currency: Togrog
Tallest point: Khuiten Peak 14,350 feet tall
Main religion: Buddhism 53%
Main languages: Mongolian
About: On December 29, 1911, Mongolia gained independence from the Qing Dynasty.

Another good informational blog post. The images you chose to show a country’s historic site were so interesting. Way to go!
Gabriel, This is a lot of research and work for you. There are so many details.
Do you enjoy the research that goes into your blog? Well I certainly enjoy reading then.
Keep up the good work!!
Love â¤ï¸ Gramsey and Papa
aced it again Gabe!
Love you!
Granny
Gabriel, This took a lot of work. I am going to keep this as a reference as I need it.
Thank you for sharing.
Love â¤ï¸ you,
Gramsey & Papa