USA and Great Britain

1. The river that runs through London;
6. London building housing the British Parliament;
7. The Queen's summer residence in Scotland;
8. Famous London wheel by the Thames;
12. The U.S. military hymn: "The___ and Stripes Forever;
13. An American cowboy's transport, symbol of the Wild West;
15. The capital of the United States;
17. Old English university town located on the River Cam;
22. American singer dubbed "The King" and a pop culture icon;
23. National animal of Wales;
25. One of the 50 constituent administrative and political units whose sovereignty is shared with the federal government of the United States;
26. Flower that is a national symbol of the United States;
27. British city known for Beatles and football;
29. A type of traditional Scottish skirt;
30. Welsh capital city;

2. Large park in central London;
3. Iconic sculpture of a seated president in D.C.;
4. Famous bell housed in 19 the clock tower at Westminster;
5. Official residence of the U.S. President;
9. The USA national tree;
10. Crowned figure representing the monarchy;
11. Popular American car brand often seen as a symbol of U.S. manufacturing;
14. A music genre that originated in the African-American communities of New Orleans, Louisiana, in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, with its roots in blues, ragtime, European harmony, African rhythmic rituals, spirituals, hymns, marches, vaudeville song, and dance music;
16. Traditional food served on Thanksgiving;
18. Main residence of the British Prime Minister;
19. Traditional afternoon refreshment in Britain;
20. A famous statue symbolizing freedom, located in New York Harbor;
21. The patron saint of England;
24. Currency featuring American presidents;
28. The official Scottish animal symbol.