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Recognized, Non-Recognized Countries, and Territories of the World
How many countries and non-recognized "countries" can you name? As you answer, the map will be filled in.
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| First submitted | December 26, 2019 |
| Times taken | 153,333 |
| Average score | 71.7% |
| Rating | 5.00 |
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Looking at the accepted answers, I think that what the test means is "partially recognized countries".
Why are they counted? Because they're counted. Roll the Bones.
Also the French overseas departments should not be count as separate countries. They are fully integrated to France, otherwise Wales, Scotland and other examples should have been included as answers.
Using somebody else’s criteria doesn’t shed light on anything - clearly the criteria need updating. The question wording could be tightened to a couple of specific definitions, and you would need to include a dozen or so more answers, but then the quiz would be both epic and consistent.
If I could do SVG’s I’d have a go myself…
It would be nice if there were more, like Kurdistan, and Russia has at least one that at least partly claims independence too (Chechnya), Spain and France have the Basque country and I believe Corsica has people who want independence too
Very good quiz, I loved it!
It has been Spitsbergen for 430 years, and only Svalbard (in some languages) for the last 100 years.
As for a source, it is not hard to find googling it gives you tons of hits and most start out say "formerly known as Spitsbergen" even if you don't add any qualifiers like name/former name etc.
all that territory learning has done me well
8:10 247/247