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Countries of Europe in 1453 with a Map
With the help of a map, can you name all the countries of Europe in 1453, before the Fall of Constantinople?
Click on the map to zoom in if certain smaller states are harder to see.
Holy Roman Empire outlined in red.
Kingdom of France outlined in purple.
Swiss Confederacy and associates outlined in green.
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Last updated: July 24, 2022
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| First submitted | July 23, 2022 |
| Times taken | 3,469 |
| Average score | 10.8% |
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(I got 319, and I should have remembered a lot more. This is really a challenge.)
1. "Only hardcore JetPunkers are complaining, we have received feedback from casual users regarding this" For one, JetPunk is to blame for this lack of feedback as well. The commenting restriction and nomination restrictions to certain levels don't help casual users until they start to use the site more, and so lowering this would certainly fix things over restricting a small range of quizzes that hurts a few quizmakers (like you and Vicky) disproportionately.
2. Secondly, if the Quizmaster and Stewart dislike having so many of these quizzes featured, then feature them less! (even though it's not perfect, it's certainly better than this) Rather than restricting users' voices, this would allow for high-answer quizzes to be featured without hurting the casual experience. Rant over. :-(
I like doing these historical map quizzes, because I like reading about folklore and other traditions. Lots of these place names ring a bell from traditional stories, or classical novels and poetry. Other place names regularly come up in books I start reading after doing the quizzes. They make me interested in the people who lived there at that time.
It's like getting to know these cultures better.
The principality itself around this time was ruled by the heir to the English throne. This is also why the heir apparent to the British throne carries the title "Prince/Princess of Wales".