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History by Country 3

Match the event to the modern day country it happened in.
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Last updated: July 9, 2014
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The Gallipoli Campaign ends in failure for ANZAC troops.
Turkey
Siddartha Gautama begins to preach 'Enlightenment.'
India
Lord Elfinstone's leadership results in the destruction of his entire command with barely a shot fired.
Afghanistan
The Meiji Restoration
Japan
The Battle of Midway
USA
The Bantu expansion begins.
Nigeria
Wheat is first domesticated
Iraq
Soviet troops withdraw from Afghanistan across The Friendship Bridge.
Uzbekistan
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Hernan Cortes marches on Tenochtitlan.
Mexico
Simon Bolivar leads a revolution.
Bolivia
Lord Cardigan leads The Light Brigade to massacre at the battle of Balaclava
Russia
The temples at Angkor Wat are constructed..
Cambodia
The 1916 IRA uprising nearly unseats British imperial power.
Ireland
The creation of the terracotta army.
China
Sir Edmond Hilary achieves his life's ambition with the help of Tenzing Norgay.
Nepal
hwes
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Level 83
Jun 22, 2014
The Battle of Midway occurred near Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands or Indonesia -- ie nowhere near the US.

Simon Bolivar was born in Venezuela and started the South American wars of liberation in that country.

Wtanner
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Level 25
Jul 9, 2014
The Midway Atoll is an American territory. That's the trick. You are naming the modern day country, not the country of the time. You are right on Simon Bolivar. I will add some answers.
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