World Capitals by a Single Clue #5 - Statistics

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Country	Clue	Capital City	% Correct
Seychelles	Named for a British queen	Victoria	82%
Kuwait	Captured by Iraqi forces in 1990	Kuwait City	77%
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Where Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in 1914	Sarajevo	77%
Bangladesh	The largest Bengali-speaking city in the world	Dhaka	74%
Romania	It first became a capital in 1459 under Vlad the Impaler	Bucharest	66%
Belarus	Spelled Мінск in its native language	Minsk	66%
Senegal	Westernmost city on the mainland of Africa	Dakar	65%
Kenya	Where Barack Obama's father died in 1982	Nairobi	65%
Afghanistan	Located in a valley of the Hindu Kush mountain range	Kabul	60%
Luxembourg	Along with Brussels and Strasbourg, it is one of three capitals of the EU	Luxembourg	60%
Libya	Its name reflects its origin as three different cities or, in Greek, "poli"	Tripoli	59%
Cuba	Home to the Tropicana nightclub	Havana	58%
Kazakhstan	Known as Nur-Sultan from 2019–2022	Astana	56%
Switzerland	Where Albert Einstein worked as a patent examiner	Bern	53%
Trinidad and Tobago	Founded by Spain in 1560 with the name "Puerto España"	Port-of-Spain	52%
Jordan	The largest city in the Levant	Amman	37%
Ethiopia	Serves as the headquarters of the African Union	Addis Ababa	32%
Albania	Its international airport is named in honor of Mother Teresa	Tirana	32%
Colombia	Has the highest elevation of any city in the world with a population over 5 million	Bogotá	26%
D. R. Congo	Established as a trading post by Henry Morton Stanley in 1881, it today has a population over 15 million	Kinshasa	21%

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