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The Dictator Files: Muammar Gaddafi - Statistics

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Hint Answer % Correct
Country that bombarded Libya in 1986 United States
78%
Series of protests which caused the downfall of Gaddafi Arab Spring
74%
Military officer rank by which he was referred to Colonel
72%
Military alliance that intervened in Libya – overthrowing him in 2011 NATO
65%
Egyptian President whom he considered his political hero Gamal Abdel Nasser
62%
Title held by Idris of Libya before being overthrown by Gaddafi in 1969 King
58%
He studied at the university of this Libyan city Benghazi
55%
He increased the price of the Libyan oil, which other countries in this oil-based organization soon later followed suit – leading to a global crisis OPEC
52%
Book he wrote in 1975 and "intended to be read by all people" {Green} Book
51%
When he became leader, he deported people with this ethnic group Italians | Jewish
51%
Flight that Libya bombed over Lockerbie, Scotland in 1988 {Pan} {Am} Flight 103
51%
He founded this international body in 2002, now headquartered in Addis Ababa African Union
50%
He had a strange crush on this female black U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice
50%
He was born to a family that belonged to this nomadic Arab ethnic group Bedouin
43%
He is buried in an unknown site in this place Libyan {Desert}
40%
His political party between 1971–1977 Arab {Socialist} Union
35%
Arabic term that means "state of the masses" – which referred to his form of state that was ruled by Gaddafi {Jama}hiriya
29%
City in which he was murdered Sirte
27%
Title held by him during his leadership {Brotherly} Leader
20%
Name of the style of government he ruled Libya by Third {International} Theory
19%
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