First submitted | April 27, 2018 |
Times taken | 20,851 |
Average score | 72.2% |
Rating | 4.20 |
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civilization |
Spanish queen |
colonial area |
French Indochina |
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figurative dividing line |
prehistorical age |
Mayan city |
Chichen Itza |
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former capital city |
poem |
most valuable corporation in 1960 |
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only female P.M. of India |
goddess |
period of history |
Indira Gandhi |
Industrial Revolution |
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economic phenomenon |
mythical character |
formerly a rare and valuable dye |
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island |
material that is now illegal |
Byzantine religious art object |
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Curious: is there something specifically Byzantine about an "icon"? I thought it was a more general term.
Some possibilities:
Isaac (Newton)
Iranian revolution
Indus River valley
Islam
IRA
Innocent (Pope)
Ivan the Terrible
Iroquois
Inquisition