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1) Island that Napoleon was first exiled to
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Elba
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2) NY canal built in 1825 connecting the Hudson River to the Great Lakes
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Erie
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3) Highest peak in Europe
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Elbrus
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4) Former name of Tokyo
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Edo
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5) Declaration made by Abraham Lincoln declaring Confederate slaves to be freed
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Emancipation Proclamation
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6) Period of time in 18th century Europe centering on philosophy and logic/reason
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Enlightenment
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7) Plane that dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima
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Enola Gay
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8) According to the bible, this was the story of the escape of Israelites from Egyptian persecution
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Exodus
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9) Cleopatra became pharaoh of this country
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Egypt
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10) Man credited with the invention of the incandescent lightbulb
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Edison
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11) World War 2 general and later president, nicknamed Ike
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Eisenhower
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12) English king who commissioned the building of Westminster Abbey
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Edward the Confessor
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13) Period of world traveling to and discovery of new lands, such as Columbus
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Exploration
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14) The "Golden Era" of English history under this queens reign from 1558-1603
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Elizabeth
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15) Famous motorcycle daredevil who jumped the Grand Canyon
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Evel Knievel
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16) Last name of legendary outlaws Wyatt, Morgan, James and Virgil
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Earp
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17) Adams female counterpart, according to Genesis
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Eve
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18) One of the most famous physicists, known for his theory of relativity
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Einstein
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19) 11th century Nordic explorer, often credited with discovering the Americas
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Erikson
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20) Famous Dutch scholar and humanist, satires include "The Praise of Folie"
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Erasmus
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21) Historic capital of Scotland
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Edinburgh
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22) Infamous Columbian drug lord who amassed millions, Pablo _____
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Escobar
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23) Ancient Greek stronghold, now in present day Turkey. Home to the Temple of Artemis
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Ephesus
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24) The King of Rock and Roll
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Elvis Presley
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25) German side controlled by the Soviets after WW2
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East Germany
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