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Modern Cities by History (Tile Select) #1
Select all of the modern cities that fit each historical description.
Including provisional capitals for #4.
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Last updated: November 6, 2020
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| First submitted | October 30, 2020 |
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Question 1 of 5
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Cities that have hosted the Summer Olympic Games
Shanghai
Osaka
Oslo
Montreal
New York
Munich
Sao Paulo
Madrid
Rome
Copenhagen
Helsinki
Antwerp
Jakarta
Seoul
Vienna
Auckland
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Antwerp, 1920; Helsinki, 1952; Melbourne, 1956; Rome, 1960; Munich, 1972; Montreal, 1976; Seoul, 1988.
Question 2 of 5
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Cities that were conquered by the Ottoman Empire
Plovdiv
Thessaloniki
Tashkent
Kazan
Kuwait City
Aden
Ardabil
Baku
Asmara
Venice
Zagreb
Isfahan
Ohrid
Mecca
Mumbai
Granada
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Plovdiv, 1364; Ohrid, 1395; Thessaloniki, 1430; Ardabil, 1514; Mecca, 1517; Aden, 1538; Baku, 1578.
Question 3 of 5
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Cities that were once, or are located on the site of, a Roman or Byzantine capital
Rome
Sofia
İzmit
Nicosia
Milan
Alexandria
Turin
Antalya
Damascus
Istanbul
Avignon
Ravenna
Tripoli
Byblos
Florence
Izmir
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Rome was the capital of the Roman Empire for the greatest amount of time, and the same can be said for Constantinople (Istanbul) as the capital of the Eastern Roman (and Byzantine) Empire. Mediolanum, which used to exist on the spot where Milan stands today, was the capital of the Western Roman Empire between 286 and 402, while Ravenna was the capital from 402 to 476. Nicomedia, which stood on the same spot as modern İzmit, was the eastern capital of the Roman Empire from 286 to 330.
Question 4 of 5
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Cities that were national capitals in South America in 1830
Lima
Santiago
Caracas
Cayenne
Belo Horizonte
Georgetown
Bogotá
La Paz
Montevideo
Asunción
Buenos Aires
Quito
Rio de Janeiro
Manaus
Paramaribo
Sao Paulo
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Bogotá was the capital of Gran Colombia, Buenos Aires was the capital of the United Provinces of the Río de la Plata and Rio was the capital of the Empire of Brazil. Peru, Chile, Ecuador and Uruguay existed in 1830, and had the same capitals that they have today.
Question 5 of 5
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Cities that were founded after 1800
Budapest
Nairobi
Busan
Bonn
Sydney
Cape Town
Brasília
Ashgabat
Nur-Sultan
Haifa
Vladivostok
Recife
Islamabad
Mogadishu
Tirana
St. Louis
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Nur-sultan was founded first, as Akmoly in 1830. Vladivostok was founded in 1860, followed by Budapest, which formed in 1873 from the unification of Buda, Pest and Óbuda. Next was Ashgabat, which was founded in 1881. Nairobi was founded in 1899. Brasília was build in the 1950s and completed in 1960, while construction of Islamabad began during that same year. Essential development work for the city was completed in 1966.
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2 Comments
Crem
+2
Level 70
Oct 30, 2020
Are you sure about Quito in question 4? As far as I know, Ecuador declared independence from the Gran Colombia in 1830 (with Quito as its capital)
MaxStickies
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Level 80
Oct 30, 2020
Yes, turns out it did. Has been changed.
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