| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Ruler who was crowned Emperor of France | Napoleon Bonaparte | 94%
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| Huge tract of land which the U.S. purchased from France | {Louisiana} Territory | 85%
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| Northern country which Russia annexed and held until 1917 | Finland | 79%
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| British admiral who lost his life at that battle | Horatio Nelson | 75%
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| Country that became independent from France following a slave revolt | Haiti | 74%
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| Modern-day country that became a Dutch colony following the dissolution of the Dutch East India company | Indonesia | 73%
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| Round number that the Earth's population exceeded for the first time | One Billion | 67%
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| President of the U.S. that made that purchase | Thomas Jefferson | 65%
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| Major sea battle off the coast of Spain in which the UK defeated France | Battle of Trafalgar | 64%
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| Loose-knit Germanic empire that was dissolved after more than 800 years of existence | Holy Roman Empire | 62%
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| Who Aaron Burr shot and killed in a duel | Alexander Hamilton | 60%
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| African city that the English captured from the Dutch | Cape Town | 57%
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| Duo who explored that purchase, eventually reaching the Pacific Coast | Lewis and Clark | 57%
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| Dynasty that came to power in Vietnam (Hint: today it is the most common Vietnamese family name) | Nguyen | 56%
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| What Parisian women were legally barred from wearing after the passage of a law that would finally be repealed in 2013 | Trousers / Men's Clothes | 56%
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| Invention which Robert Fulton debuted on the Hudson River | Steamboat | 51%
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| Cities on the Barbary Coast of Africa which the U.S. attacked to root our piracy (name any of the three) | Tripoli / Algiers / Tunis | 47%
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| Holiday in honor of a Scottish poet which was celebrated for the first time | {Burns} Night | 35%
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| Drug synthesized from the poppy and named after the Greek god of dreams | Morphine | 31%
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| The largest asteroid in our solar system which was discovered in 1801 and initially classified as a planet | Ceres | 22%
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