European History by Letter - V - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
An era is named after this British Queen Victoria
100%
They ruled the seas in Northern Europe Vikings
94%
Italian explorer. Two continents are named after him (Amerigo) Vespucci
83%
Italian physicist and inventor of the electric battery (Alessandro) Volta
82%
Germanic tribe known for looting Rome Vandals
80%
“Most serene” maritime power in the Middle Ages, Renaissance and early modern period Venice
77%
Possibly the most important writer in the French enlightenment movement Voltaire
76%
Heart of the Classical period in music (Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven) Vienna
71%
Had to support his Lord in the feudal system Vassal
66%
Site of one of the most terrible WWI battles in North-Eastern France Verdun
63%
Popular Italian opera composer ("Aida", "Nabucco", "Rigoletto") who sympathized with the unification movement (Giuseppe) Verdi
60%
One of the most famous Roman authors (“Aeneid”) Virgil
59%
Swedish royal house of the 16th and 17th century (Gustav, Gustav Adolf), a famous skiing race is named after it Vasa
31%
Important trade centre on Gotland, raided by pirates several times Visby
30%
This Roman general crushed the Jewish rebellion in 67/68 AD only to become Emperor shortly after Vespasian
29%
Gallic leader who had to surrender to Julius Caesar Vercingetorix
25%
Pacifist French poet, chansonnier (“The deserter”) and actor (Boris, 1920-59) Vian
14%
Lost thousands of soldiers in the Teutoburg forest against Germanic tribes (Publius Quinctilius) Varus
13%
“Victorious” Danish king of the 13th century Valdemar
7%
Period in Swedish history (6th – 8th century) named after a village where boat graves have been excavated Vendel
3%
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