<p>Considering over <a href="https://www.aol.com/article/news/2017/08/07/poll-majority-of-americans-support-military-action-against-nort/23069236/" type="external">60 percent of United States citizens</a> support going to war with North Korea, one would hope the majority would be able to, at the very least, locate the country on a map. Unfortunately, no such luck.</p> 
<p>The laughable discovery was made when <a type="internal">Jimmy Kimmel</a> and his team visited Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles, California, and asked passersby to locate <a type="internal">North Korea</a> on a map. Many citizens were upfront about their lack of geographic knowledge but guessed anyway. Their estimates ranged from Canada to the Middle East to Australia. Only the minority actually knew where North Korea is located.</p> 
<p>Though the political situation in the United States is <a type="internal">less than ideal at present</a>, at least the people interviewed aren&#8217;t in charge of firing any missiles.</p> 
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Americans Were Asked To Find N. Korea On A Map, And What Resulted Is Painful To Watch