| Hint | City | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| The largest city in the world in the year 1900 | London | 98%
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| Where the Reichstag fire happened in 1933 | Berlin | 96%
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| British forces seized it from Spain in 1704, but Spain still claims it today | Gibraltar | 88%
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| The French national anthem is named after this city | Marseille | 86%
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| Settled after 1170 when a catastrophic flood created the Zuiderzee, a huge estuary connected to the North Sea | Amsterdam | 79%
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| The earliest law restricting the ingredients in beer was enforced here in 1487 | Munich | 78%
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| City whose signature food item was named in honor of Queen Margherita in the late 1800s | Naples | 74%
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| Where the Red Cross was founded in 1863 | Geneva | 72%
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| The setting of the novel "Ulysses", by James Joyce | Dublin | 71%
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| In 1956, a revolt against Soviet rule was brutally crushed | Budapest | 69%
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| Founded in 1550 by Gustav I of Sweden to compete for trade with the nearby city of Tallinn | Helsinki | 69%
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| From roughly 880–1240, it served as the de-facto capital of the Rus | Kyiv | 68%
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| Legend holds that Odysseus founded this city at the western edge of the known world | Lisbon | 62%
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| Its name comes from the Old English Snotingaham, meaning "homestead of Snot's people" | Nottingham | 60%
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| City which Joan of Arc helped liberate from an English siege | Orléans | 55%
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| In 1714, Great Britain imported its monarch from this German city | Hanover | 48%
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| Founded in 71 AD as Eboracum, it was the northernmost major settlement in the Roman Empire | York | 43%
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| Once the capital of Castile, it was famous for making swords | Toledo | 35%
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| In 1521, Martin Luther was summoned to the Imperial Diet in this German city and given the opportunity to renounce his views | Worms | 27%
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| The last capital of the Western Roman Empire, it was later part of the Byzantine Empire. Tourists visiting today can see a mosaic of the emperor Justinian. | Ravenna | 26%
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