All states of the world by clue - Statistics

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Hinweis	Staat	% Correct
Smallest state in South America with Dutch as official language	Suriname	100%
Consists of the regions Flanders and Wallonia	Belgium	83%
State in the Lesser Antilles, consisting of “The Old” and “The Bearded”	Antigua and Barbuda	67%
State largely located in the delta of the Ganges and Brahmaputra	Bangladesh	67%
Smallest state on the Central American mainland with English as official language	Belize	67%
This small Himalayan state is CO2-negative	Bhutan	67%
Men’s football record world champion and largest state in South America	Brazil	67%
Pop singer Shakira and author Gabriel García Márquez come from this country	Columbia	67%
This island is named because Christopher Columbus first saw it on a Sunday	Dominica	67%
Home of sushi, sake, and samurais	Japan	67%
In this state lies the ancient rock city Petra	Jordan	67%
Dictatorship in East Asia ruled by the Kim dynasty	North Korea	67%
Through this state runs a canal connecting the Pacific with the Atlantic	Panama	67%
The vast majority of the world’s alpacas live in this Andean state	Peru	67%
Many popular holiday islands such as Mallorca, Ibiza, or Gran Canaria belong to this country	Spain	67%
This country was invaded by its neighbor after the latter had already annexed Crimea	Ukraine	67%
This country is ruled by the Taliban	Afghanistan	50%
This country is the largest in Africa by area, with much of it lying in the Sahara	Algeria	50%
Microstate in the Pyrenees	Andorra	50%
Home of tango and Lionel Messi	Argentina	50%
Koalas, kangaroos, and emus are endemic to this country	Australia	50%
Home of musicians such as Mozart, Bruckner, Falco, and Moneyboy	Austria	50%
Pop singer Rihanna was born on this Caribbean island	Barbados	50%
The assassination of a Habsburg prince in the capital of this country triggered WWI	Bosnia and Herzegovina	50%
Small oil-rich sultanate on Borneo	Brunei	50%
The flag of this country features the temple complex Angkor Wat	Cambodia	50%
The flag of this country features a maple leaf	Canada	50%
Atlantic islands first charted by Portuguese expeditions around 1456	Cape Verde	50%
Long narrow country on the South American Pacific coast	Chile	50%
The history of this country includes various imperial dynasties such as Ming, Tang, and Han	China	50%
This Central American country abolished its military and is known for enormous biodiversity	Costa Rica	50%
Fidel Castro was president of this island state for many years	Cuba	50%
The grilled cheese halloumi comes from this Mediterranean island	Cyprus	50%
This state lies on the eastern side of Hispaniola	Dominican Republic	50%
This country is home to the Great Pyramid of Giza and the Valley of the Kings	Egypt	50%
This monarchy in southern Africa is the second smallest state in continental Africa by area	Eswatini	50%
Sauna was invented in this country	Finland	50%
This country includes regions such as Brittany, Normandy, and Provence	France	50%
Between WWII and October 3, 1990, this country was divided	Germany	50%
With the Bronze Age civilisations of the Minoans and Mycenaeans, this state is considered the cradle of European culture	Greece	50%
In this country were the Maya cities Tikal and Calakmul	Guatemala	50%
In its native language, this country is called Magyarország	Hungary	50%
Large island nation with islands such as Sumatra, Java, and Sulawesi	Indonesia	50%
This country was formerly often called Persia	Iran	50%
“The only state with a Jewish majority population	Israel	50%
This country looks like a boot on maps	Italy	50%
This country is named after a product made from elephant tusks	Ivory Coast	50%
This state emerged from the Balkan wars and became independent in 2008, but is not recognized by all other states	Kosovo	50%
In 1990 Saddam Hussein ordered an invasion of this country, which was repelled by an international coalition	Kuwait	50%
In this country, one can visit the Buddhist temples of Luang Prabang and Khmer city of Wat Phou	Laos	50%
Microstate in the Alps on the Rhine	Liechtenstein	50%
The Schengen Agreement is named after a border town in this country	Luxembourg	50%
In a DreamWorks film of the same name, a lion, a zebra, a hippo, and a giraffe are stranded on this island	Madagascar	50%
The capital of this country was founded by the Aztecs	Mexico	50%
Microstate on the Côte d’Azur with famous casinos and Formula 1 races	Monaco	50%
Least densely populated country in the world, with partly nomadic people	Mongolia	50%
In this country lie the Atlas and Rif mountains	Morocco	50%
The only country in the world whose flag is not rectangular	Nepal	50%
Specialties of this country include kibbeling, Gouda, poffertjes, and jenever	Netherlands	50%
The inhabitants of this country call themselves Kiwis	New Zealand	50%
This country is named after the longest river in West Africa	Niger	50%
Most populous state in Africa	Nigeria	50%
Scandinavian country with impressive fjord landscapes	Norway	50%
Eastern part of an island with an incredibly high number of different languages	Papua New Guinea	50%
This state in Western Europe is the world leader in cork production	Portugal	50%
This emirate hosted the 2022 FIFA Men’s World Cup	Qatar	50%
The regions Wallachia and Transylvania are located in this country	Romania	50%
Largest state in the world by area	Russia	50%
In this country, a genocide against the Tutsi took place	Rwanda	50%
Southern European microstate said to have been founded by a saint in 301	San Marino	50%
This country contains the most important Muslim pilgrimage sites, Mecca and Medina	Saudi Arabia	50%
The apartheid policy of this country was overcome by the ANC under Nelson Mandela	South Africa	50%
This state became independent in 2011 but was then the scene of a civil war	South Sudan	50%
A deadly civil war rages especially in the Darfur region	Sudan	50%
Well-known companies such as IKEA, Volvo, and Spotify are headquartered in this country	Sweden	50%
This country is known for its neutrality and was therefore the seat of the League of Nations	Switzerland	50%
In this country are many ancient and Bronze Age cities such as Palmyra and Aleppo	Syria	50%
Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest mountain, is in this country	Tanzania	50%
This country was long known as Siam	Thailand	50%
Ancient Carthage was located in this North African country	Tunisia	50%
Many important ancient sites such as Ephesus, Miletus, Antioch, and Hattusa are located in this country	Turkey	50%
This country is home to the tallest skyscraper in the world	United Arab Emirates	50%
Consists of England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland	United Kingdom	50%
The flag of this country represents the 13 original colonies and the 50 current states	United States	50%
The Silk Road cities Samarkand and Bukhara are in this Central Asian country	Uzbekistan	50%
Smallest state in the world	Vatican City	50%
Many people in this country have the surname Nguyen	Vietnam	50%
Formerly known as Northern Rhodesia, this country is home to Victoria Falls	Zambia	50%
This country was formerly called Rhodesia and was ruled at that time by an white minority regime	Zimbabwe	50%
This state regained control over Nagorno-Karabakh following a 2023 offensive	Azerbaijan	33%
Island state in the Persian/Arabian Gulf, connected to the mainland by a bridge	Bahrain	33%
Painter Marc Chagall was born in this former Soviet republic	Belarus	33%
This country contains the Okavango Delta with its spectacular wildlife (including elephants, lions, crocodiles, etc.)	Botswana	33%
This small state on Lake Tanganyika has moved its capital from Bujumbura to Gitega in 2019	Burundi	33%
Island state in the Indian Ocean, whose archipelago also includes the French overseas territory Mayotte	Comoros	33%
This country was formerly called Zaire	Democratic Republic of the Congo	33%
This country includes islands such as Zealand, Funen, Lolland, and Bornholm	Denmark	33%
Small state at the Horn of Africa with many military bases of different countries	Djibouti	33%
Catholic island state in Southeast Asia, which became independent in 2002	East Timor	33%
On the Galápagos Islands belonging to this country, Darwin was inspired to develop his theory of evolution	Ecuador	33%
Translated, the name of this country means ‘The Savior’	El Salvador	33%
In this former Italian colony in East Africa, cycling is the national sport	Eritrea	33%
The classical composer Arvo Pärt comes from this Baltic country	Estonia	33%
Because the men’s rugby sevens team won Olympic gold in 2016, this Pacific state introduced a 7-dollar note	Fiji	33%
This Caucasus state is called Sakartvelo by its inhabitants	Georgia	33%
The ancient Maya city of Copán is located in this country	Honduras	33%
Volcanic island state in the North Atlantic	Iceland	33%
The national saint of this country is St. Patrick	Ireland	33%
In this East African country, the Mau Mau uprising against colonial rule took place	Kenya	33%
Mountainous kingdom in southern Africa, with a mokorotlo hat on its flag	Lesotho	33%
This country was founded by freed slaves from America	Liberia	33%
In the late Middle Ages, this Baltic state was the largest country in Europe by area	Lithuania	33%
This country is named after one of the largest lakes in East Africa	Malawi	33%
This island group in the Indian Ocean consists of tourist islands and islands for locals	Maldives	33%
Part of the territory is the de facto independent Republic of Transnistria	Moldova	33%
The territory of this Balkan state largely corresponds to the medieval Kingdom of Zeta	Montenegro	33%
: “Its flag uniquely features a hoe, a book, and an AK-47	Mozambique	33%
Due to the arid climate of a desert of the same name, this southern African country is sparsely populated	Namibia	33%
In this Central American country the Sandinistas are active	Nicaragua	33%
The current name of this country resulted from a long dispute with its southern neighbor, involving the national heritage of Alexander the Great	North Macedonia	33%
This Arab state established a colony on Zanzibar in the 18/19th century	Oman	33%
Most sites of the Indus culture (Mohenjo-Daro, Harappa, Ganweriwala, etc.) are in this country	Pakistan	33%
This South American country lost much of its male population in the War of the Triple Alliance	Paraguay	33%
This country in Southeast Asia is named after a Habsburg king	Philippines	33%
Rapper Akon and footballer Sadio Mané come from this West African country	Senegal	33%
The collapse of a train station roof in 2024 led to ongoing protests against corruption in the SNS government of Vučić	Serbia	33%
The name of this country translates as ‘Lion Mountains’	Sierra Leone	33%
City-state in the Strait of Malacca	Singapore	33%
This Melanesian island state is named after an Old Testament king	Solomon Islands	33%
Parts of this country are controlled by the Al-Shabaab militia	Somalia	33%
K-pop produced in this country now has fans worldwide	South Korea	33%
This South Asian island state was once connected to the mainland via Adam’s Bridge	Sri Lanka	33%
American founding father and musical star Alexander Hamilton was born in this Caribbean state	St Kitts and Nevis	33%
This small Antillean island has the highest Nobel Prize density in the world (W. Arthur Lewis, Derek Walcott)	St Lucia	33%
After losing the civil war, the Kuomintang fled to this Pacific island: Taiwan	Taiwan	33%
Ex-Soviet state in the Pamir and Alai mountains with one of the world’s highest average elevation (3186 m above sea level)	Tajikistan	33%
Host and winner of the first men’s football World Cup	Uruguay	33%
South American country with the largest known oil reserves	Venezuela	33%
Mocha coffee comes from a city of the same name in this Arab country	Yemen	33%
This country was ruled during the Cold War by Enver Hoxha, who had many bunkers built	Albania	17%
This African country includes the oil-rich exclave of Cabinda	Angola	17%
The predecessor of this country was in antiquity a bone of contention between Romans and Sassanids, and perhaps the first Christian state	Armenia	17%
This island group was the first land reached by Christopher Columbus on his first Atlantic crossing	Bahamas	17%
This West African country was called Dahomey until the 1970s	Benin	17%
Home to the world’s highest seat of government and named after an anti-colonial leader	Bolivia	17%
In this country (or its medieval predecessor) the Cyrillic script was first introduced	Bulgaria	17%
This state was ruled in the 1980s by Thomas Sankara, who carried out successful literacy and vaccination campaigns	Burkina Faso	17%
Footballers Samuel Eto’o and André Onana come from this country	Cameroon	17%
The dictator of this country, Jean-Bédel Bokassa, crowned himself emperor in 1976	Central African Republic	17%
Sahel state at a large lake of the same name; the Kanem-Bornu empire was centered here	Chad	17%
The dog breed Dalmatian comes from this country	Croatia	17%
In the capital of this country, people were twice thrown out of windows, both times contributing to bloody religious wars	Czechia	17%
Although most of its territory is on the African mainland, its capital and one-fifth of the population are on the island of Bioko	Equatorial Guinea	17%
The last emperor of this state is revered by Rastafarians as the Messiah	Ethiopia	17%
Pacific island nation that comprises most of the Caroline Islands	F. S. Micronesia	17%
Striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang plays for this country	Gabon	17%
The territory of this country lies in a narrow strip along a river of the same name in West Africa	Gambia	17%
The coast of this country was formerly called the Gold Coast	Ghana	17%
The USA invaded this Caribbean island in 1983 to overthrow the socialist government	Grenada	17%
The name of this country was formerly used for large parts of West Africa	Guinea	17%
West African country shaped by the Geba and Corubal rivers and the Bissagos archipelago	Guinea-Bissau	17%
This country was the site of the Jonestown massacre, when members of the Peoples Temple committed mass suicide	Guyana	17%
In the early 19th century, the enslaved population of this country freed themselves from their masters	Haiti	17%
Mittlerweile bevölkerungsreichster Staat der Erde	India	17%
The geography of this country is strongly shaped by the rivers Euphrates and Tigris	Iraq	17%
Home of Ska, Rocksteady, Reggae, and Dub	Jamaica	17%
The Baikonur Cosmodrome is located in this country	Kazakhstan	17%
In this island state, part of the Gilbert Islands, the New Year can be celebrated earliest	Kiribati	17%
Country in the Tian Shan mountains with the world’s largest walnut forest and Lake Issyk-Kul	Kyrgyzstan	17%
This country consists of the historical regions Courland, Livonia, Semigallia, and Latgale	Latvia	17%
The ancient civilization of the Phoenicians came from this country	Lebanon	17%
This country consists of the regions Tripolitania, Cyrenaica, and Fezzan	Libya	17%
This Southeast Asian monarchy changes its monarch every five years	Malaysia	17%
The former king of this country, Mansa Musa, is considered one of the richest people of all time	Mali	17%
This island group was long ruled by the Knights Hospitaller	Malta	17%
The Bikini Atoll, known for nuclear tests, is part of this Pacific state	Marshall Islands	17%
The red and blue stamps issued in 1847 in this island state are considered the Holy Grail of philatelists	Mauritius	17%
The Irrawaddy River flows through the largest cities of this country	Myanmar	17%
Smallest republic in the world, which became temporarily wealthy through phosphate mining	Nauru	17%
This pacific island country was one of the first to ban sunscreen harmful to coral reefs	Palau	17%
According to the Bible, Jesus was said to have been born in this country	Palestine	17%
This states capital lies on the north bank of a river the same name, opposite to the capital of another state with the same name	Republic of the Congo	17%
In this Pacific state, Tanumafili II was the first Bahá’í head of state in the world	Samoa	17%
On this Atlantic island state, Arthur Eddington observed the bending of spacetime by the Sun during a solar eclipse, thereby confirming the theory of general relativity	São Tomé and Príncipe	17%
On this Indian Ocean archipelago live Aldabra giant tortoises, which can live over 100 years	Seychelles	17%
After the Cold War, this state peacefully separated from its western neighbor in the Velvet Divorce	Slovakia	17%
The predecessor state of this European country was the Duchy of Carniola	Slovenia	17%
State in the Lesser Antilles where the first Pirates of the Caribbean film was shot	St Vincent and the Grenadines	17%
This country isn't a takeaway but in West Africa	Togo	17%
Pacific monarchy whose top-level domain is popular with (illegal) streaming sites	Tonga	17%
The music styles Calypso and Soca originated in this Caribbean island nation	Trinidad and Tobago	17%
This country was ruled by the eccentric dictator and ‘pop star’ Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow	Turkmenistan	17%
A significant part of the GDP of this South Sea state comes from the use of its top-level domain by TV stations	Tuvalu	17%
The flag of this state on Lake Victoria features a crowned crane	Uganda	17%
Melanesian islands in the Pacific, also known as New Hebrides, with 110 different languages spoken	Vanuatu	17%
In this country, slavery was officially abolished in 1980, but still exists de facto today	Mauritania	0%
In this country, the Masurian Lake District can be visited	Poland	0%

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