I've done this exercise so many times and my students find it enjoyable.  I never used to teach pronunciation out of British English books, just because they stress different words compared to Americans, so I'm especially grateful that google and dictionary.com provides me with me with the American intonation.  Yes, maybe some words are stressed the same in both contexts, but not all the time.  

So, here we go.  Let's look at some countries and nationalities and see how they're stressed. 

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