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Easy History and Geography
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Last updated: June 30, 2023
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| First submitted | June 22, 2023 |
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1. Who beat King Harold in the Battle of Hastings?
George Washington
Ulysses S. Grant
Napoleon Bonaparte
William the Conqueror
2. Which of these states DOESN’T border Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Maryland
Pennsylvania
3. What ancient civilization made Chichen Itza?
Incas
Cherokee
Aztecs
Mayans
4. King Louis was a popular name for a French King. How many kings were named Louis?
17
12
8
20
5. In Arabic, what is desert
Gobi
Namib
Sahara
Mojave
6. What country are the Terracotta Warriors from?
United Kingdom
China
Russia
Mexico
7. What country did the United States buy Alaska from?
Japan
Canada
Russia
China
8. What was Toronto’s previous name?
Nunavut
York
Calgary
Riga
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The most intellectual quiz to ever appear on JetPunk.
For each selected country, name the country it was a part of prior to independence.
Name the countries of the world whose territory was not settled by human beings until after the start of the Christian era.
Try to name each selected country based on a story or myth about how it was founded.
2 Comments
sumokitty
+3
Level 90
Jun 30, 2023
You have a typo in Question 5 -- it's Mojave, not Movaje.
PortugaisVolant
+1
Level 66
Jul 3, 2023
There's actually Louis XVIII and Louis XIX (who ruled France for a baffling 20 minutes, but let's get pass it), so it does not stop at Louis XVII, which never actually ruled France because he died in prison aged 10.
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