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Countries of the World in 1789 with a Map
With the help of a map, can you name all the countries of the world just before the French Revolution in 1789?
Click on the map to zoom in.
Due to their complexity, most of the German states are unified under one single entity. States with territory outside of this entity are also included.
Includes de facto independent entities.
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| First submitted | April 25, 2021 |
| Times taken | 51,489 |
| Average score | 9.9% |
| Rating | 4.93 |
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Countries of the World, Continents and Regions in History
Quiz series by Dekkie
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Texas. Yeah thats understandable
Vermont. Uh what now
California: Called themselves the Bear Republic, probably Russians
West Florida: ????
Vermont
Texas
California
Hawaii
Maybe Utah?
And non-US states that used to be independent but now is American
Indian Stream
Muskogee
West Florida
CSA
And occupied nations (fully / partial)
Germany (Partial)
Austria (Partial)
Japan
Iraq (Partial?)
And not a country until after US occupation, but South Korea
"The Colony of New South Wales was founded by 1788. According to the future Governor, Captain Arthur Phillip's amended Commission, dated 25 April 1787 the colony of New South Wales included "all the islands adjacent in the Pacific Ocean within the latitudes of 10°37'S and 43°39'S" which included most of New Zealand except for the southern half of the South Island."
Bahrain would take control of the peninsula then, albeit under pretty decentralized rule. In 1868, Qatar would start an independence war against Bahrain and remain under control of the peninsula in its own right until 1871. Only then did the Ottomans regain control of the area.
eg) Zaydi/Zaidi, Karnatak/Carnatac, ...
Also new dimensions of... unspellability (is that even a word?)
As for Bahrain, it actually technically predates Qatar. Local tribes from Qatar had conquered the island from Persia by 1783, establishing the Hakimate of Bahrain. The name Bahrain / al-Bahrayn was synonymous with the eastern coast of Arabia at the time. Qatar would break free from Bahraini rule by 1868.
This beats or equals 96.9% of test takers
The average score is 47
My high score is 103
I agree they shouldn't be here, there were many heerlijkheden hundreds of them so it would make for a very long quiz if they were all included. But they were basically manors with some local authority. (manors in the historical sense, so not just a fancy mansion, )
Lovely word though, heerlijkheid, isn't it ;) Or maybe I should say lordly :)
Rurutu is where Rimatara is supposed to be
Rimatara is where Raiatea is supposed to be
Raiatea is where Rurutu is supposed to be
thanks ;)
I felt rather good with my 59, until I saw I was barely in the 13th percentile... felt quite silly having Air, Mahra and Imereti while missing Korea