Year | Hint | City | % Correct |
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1945 | Struck by an atomic bomb | Hiroshima | 96%
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1945 | Struck by an atomic bomb | Nagasaki | 93%
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1986 | Abandoned after a nuclear meltdown | Chernobyl | 86%
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79 | Destroyed by Mt. Vesuvius | Pompeii or Herculaneum | 85%
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2005 | Flooded by Hurricane Katrina | New Orleans | 82%
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1666 | Burned after a fire that started in Pudding Lane | London | 80%
|
845 | Plundered by Vikings who sailed up the Seine | Paris | 80%
|
455 | Sacked by the Vandals | Rome | 73%
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1923 | Devastated by the Great Kanto Earthquake | Tokyo | 69%
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480 B.C. | Razed by the Persian emperor Xerxes after the Battle of Thermopylae | Athens | 65%
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1204 | Sacked during the Fourth Crusade, as crusaders forgot about the Holy Land and instead looted this greatest of Christian cities | Constantinople | 65%
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1906 | Hit by an earthquake followed by a fire | San Francisco | 61%
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70 | Nearly leveled by the Romans. Its famous temple would never be rebuilt. | Jerusalem | 60%
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1812 | Burned by its residents right before Napoleon captured it | Moscow | 56%
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1814 | Burned by British Troops during the War of 1812 | Washington D.C. | 56%
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146 B.C. | Destroyed by Roman general Scipio Africanus at the end of the Third Punic War | Carthage | 53%
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1258 | Sacked by the Mongols, ending the Islamic Golden Age | Baghdad | 48%
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2010 | Struck by an earthquake that killed at least 100,000 people | Port-au-Prince | 45%
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1864 | Burned by Union general William Tecumseh Sherman | Atlanta | 42%
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1521 | Leveled by Hernan Cortés and the Spanish | Tenochtitlan | 35%
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