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How many aircraft carriers did Japan lose in World War II?

  • 26
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How is Prince Phillip related to the last Empress of Russia, Alexandra?

  • Grand Nephew
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How did the town of Australind, West Australia, get its name?

  • Combination Of Australia And India
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How did the Hapsburg family gain control of central Europe?

  • Arranged Marriages
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How did Nikita Khrushchev die?

  • Natural Causes
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How did Marie Antoinette die?

  • Beheaded
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How deep was the wreck of the "Titanic" when it was discovered?

  • 12,460 Feet Deep
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Helsinki is the capital of which country?

  • Finland
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Havana is the capital of what country?

  • Cuba
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Guatemala is located on which continent?

  • North America
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Guam, an island south of Japan, is a territory of what country?

  • U.S.
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Groups of the Kung San people live in which African desert?

  • The Kalahari Desert
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Golda Meir was Prime Minister of which Middle Eastern country?

  • Israel
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Gideon Sundback patented what clothes fastener in 1914?

  • Zipper
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Geography is taken from the Greek word meaning what?

  • Earth Description
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Geneva, the European headquarters of the United Nations, is located in which country?

  • Switzerland
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From which country was Evita Peron?

  • Argentina
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From which country did the United States purchase Alaska?

  • Russia
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From which Arab country can you drive to see the eastern shore of the Dead Sea?

  • Jordan
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From 1960 to 1965, which African country was a major area of Chinese political influence?

  • Central African Republic
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Francois Mitterrand was President of which country?

  • France
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Fort-de-France is the capital of what country?

  • Martinique
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For what specific discipline was Marie Curie awarded the Nobel Prize in 1903?

  • Physics
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Fiji is considered to be part of which continent?

  • Australia
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Father Damien ministered to lepers on which Hawaiian Island?

  • Molokai
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Europe's Liechtenstein is sixty percent Swiss Alps and claims which capital city?

  • Vaduz
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Established in 1930, the Hays Code dealt with decency in what medium?

  • Film
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Eric the Red was a Viking from what period of time?

  • 900's
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Enchilada is included in which cuisine?

  • Mexican
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El Salvador is considered to be part of which continent?

  • North America
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Easter Sunday 1916 saw a rebellion against British rule in what nation?

  • Ireland
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During which war was the infamous "Bataan Death March"?

  • World War II
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During which era did mammals rule?

  • Cenozoic
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During which Chinese dynasty was the Great Wall of China built?

  • Qin Dynasty
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During the Gallic Wars, who was the victor in the Battle of Alesia?

  • Julius Caesar
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During the Cold War, which country owned the missiles in Cuba that were aimed at the U.S.?

  • Soviet Union
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Dubai is a major city located in which Arab country?

  • United Arab Emirates
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Desmond Tutu, the Archbishop of Cape Town, resides in what country?

  • South Africa
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D-Day is associated with which war?

  • World War II
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Cripple Creek is located where?

  • Colorado
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Collectively, Medusa and her sisters were known as the what?

  • Gorgons
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Cinco de Mayo is a celebration of the Mexican defeat of which nation?

  • France
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Chiang Kai-shek led which country?

  • China
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Canberra is the capital of which country?

  • Australia
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Canada is an Indian word meaning what?

  • Big Village
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Cairo is located along the Nile River, along with the capital of Sudan which is?

  • Khartoum
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By what name was the first Duke of Wellington previously known?

  • Sir Arthur Wellesley
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By what name was the Albanian nun born Agnes Gonxha Bojaxhiu in 1910 later known?

  • Mother Teresa
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Buenos Aires, which translates to "fair winds", is the capital of which South American country?

  • Argentina
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Budapest is the capital of which country?

  • Hungary
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