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Danish Empire
Name All the Countries That Were Once Part of the Danish Empire
Countries in red appear on the Countries 197 to 207 quiz, but not the Countries of the World quiz.
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| First submitted | October 11, 2014 |
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7 Comments
Bandi
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Level 76
Oct 12, 2014
The Faroe Islands and Greenland are still parts of Denmark...
Jerry928
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Level 76
Oct 12, 2014
They are not part of the Country of Denmark, but they are parts of the Kingdom of Denmark!
LynnZxZ
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Level 49
Aug 2, 2015
they are still not independent countries
Jerry928
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Level 76
Oct 12, 2014
When were the United States part of the Danish Kingdom? I'd never heard that before.
sillie
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Level 75
Oct 12, 2014
I could imagine Canada on basis of Leif Erikson, but USA? Also sort of missing the part of England/Scotland that was colonised by the vikings.
pampelius
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Level 46
Oct 27, 2014
I think it might be referring to the U.S. Virgin Islands, which were bought from Denmark
SouthwestChief
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Level 73
Feb 1, 2015
St. Thomas and St. John were colonized by Denmark in the late 17th Century, St Croix was bought from France in 1733. During WWI they were sold to America in fear that the Central Powers could set up a sub. base.
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