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Game "Unite the Nations" |
Questions
History
| Greece
1. Who was a famous historian in Ancient Greece?
2. Where did the Ancient Greeks believe that the centre of the world was?
3. When was Constatinopel entered by the Turks?
Sweden 4. What was the name of the Swedish King who died on the 30th of November in 1718?
5. Why was Gustav Vasa so important in Swedish history?
6. What did the Vikings call Instanbul?
Croatia 7. When did Croatia become an independent country?
8. How old is Zagreb, the capital of Croatia?
9. When did Croatian become the official language of Croatian?
Germany 10. Who was called the "iron" chancellor?
11. When have Germans won the Nobel Prize for peace?
12. Why are only few buildings in Oldenburg Germany older than 300 years?
Canada
13. Who was the first prime minister of Canada?
14. In what year was slavery abolished for all the British empire including the North American colonies?
15. Who was Canadas first noble prize winner?
United Kingdom 16. 30 November is a special day in Scotland. What is the name of the patron saint of Scotland?
Bulgaria 17. When was Bulgaria established?
18. Who do Bulgarians call the "Apostle of Freedom"?
19. We call the reign of tsar Simeon:
Russia
20. The dates of the Great Patriotic War?
21. Whats the name of the place where Yaroslav the Wize founded the city of Yaroslavl?
22. Who was the latest tsar of the Russia?
Lithuania 23. When did Lithuania for the second time restore its independence?
24. What is the capital of Lithuania?
25. What is a Lithuanian international code?
Macedonia 26. When did Macedonia become a free democratic country?
27. From which group of nations Macedonian people have their origin?
28. Which revolution was most significant in the Macedonian history?
Finland
29. What is the past capital of Finland?
30. Who was the first president of Finland?
31. How many years has Finland been independent?
Indonesia 32. What is one of the seven miracles of the world in Indonesia?
33. Who was the firts president of Indonesia?
34. Indonesia Independence Day is?
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