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Who was part of the Triple Entente and the Triple Alliance?
Name the leaders deposed during the Arab Spring.
What countries are known to possess nuclear weapons?
How did the Mongol empire collapsed?
What is the Hagia Sofia and where is it?
Which American countries did the Dutch try to colonize but failed?
Who caused the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire?
Who were the brothers who founded Rome?
What is Douglas McArthur known for?
Who was the most important person in the unification of Germany?
Name the Italian writer and political scientist known for his ideology of self-interest and manipulation.
Who invented the World Wide Web?
Who was the famous strategist Carthagenian leader who fought the Romans during the second Punic war?
Where did a recession occurr in 1973 and what caused it?
How many Protons in a Carbon?
Name three isolate languages, that is, do not fit in any language family or have their own family.
Who wrote the United States constitution?
When was your country's constitution lastly ratified. (The current one)
Which countries do the Carpathian Mountains cross?
What campaigns did the United States win during the Cold War?
>>53399158
yer mum
>>53399543
wrong answer
>>53399158
>Triple Entente:
France, Russia, United Kingdom
>Triple Alliance:
German Empire, Austro-Hungary and Italy IIRC
>Name the leaders deposed during the Arab Spring.
I'm sorry, I'm terrible with names. Mubarak, Gadaffi and Tunisia's leader
>What countries are known to possess nuclear weapons?
France, United Kingdom, United States, Russia, Israel (very likely at least), India, Pakistan and North Korea
>How did the Mongol empire collapsed?
Due to succession feuds after the death of Genghis Khan. Could be more causes but this is the one that lead to the split of the Mongol Empire.
>What is the Hagia Sofia and where is it?
Grand church/mosque at Constantinople/Istanbul
>Which American countries did the Dutch try to colonize but failed?
Wooow, we don't learn about our failures @ school! Well, I remember something about Jamaica and technically we attempted to colonize New York too but then we traded it to the Britfags
>Who caused the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire?
Napoleon's military incursion @ Vienna versus Austro-Hungary during 1806 I believe.
>Who were the brothers who founded Rome?
Remus and Romulus
>What is Douglas McArthur known for?
Korea war, escalation with China and having a desire to nuke the Chinese
>Who was the most important person in the unification of Germany?
Otto von Bismarck
>Name the Italian writer and political scientist known for his ideology of self-interest and manipulation.
Machiavelli
>Who invented the World Wide Web?
The exact person is unknown to me, but it was a project from CERN
>Who was the famous strategist Carthagenian leader who fought the Romans during the second Punic war?
Hannibal
>Where did a recession occurr in 1973 and what caused it?
Europe, gulf crisis because of the Yom Kipur war? Not 100% sure on this one
>How many Protons in a Carbon?
12
>Name three isolate languages, that is, do not fit in any language family or have their own family.
Cont. Word limit
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>>53399944
>Name three isolate languages, that is, do not fit in any language family or have their own family.
Never bothered with linguistics. Can't do anything better than glorified guesses but stuff like Swahili jumps to mind.
>Which countries do the Carpathian Mountains cross?
Uhh Hungary and Romania probably. I really don't know this one.
>What campaigns did the United States win during the Cold War?
As in military campaigns in which the US was the main combatant to triumph the enemy? South Korea was successfully defended and the US considers it a victory. North Korea could not be defeated though. No one sane should consider the Vietnam war an US victory despite kdr faggots claiming otherwise. Pig's bay was a massive failure for the US. So for military campaigns I'd just say the Korea war. Might be forgetting something very minor and small though.
>>53399944
Shit forgot PRC for nuclear weapons. I failed senpai.
>>53399944
Also correction #2: Austro-Hungary at the HRE question should be just Austria. Austria Hungary didn't exist back then. I'm sorry I messed up this much please forgive me senpai.
>>53399158
>Who was part of the Triple Entente and the Triple Alliance?
Britain, Prussia, and Austria
>Name the leaders deposed during the Arab Spring.
Mubarek, Gaddafi,
>What countries are known to possess nuclear weapons?
France, Israel, China, India, Pakistan, Great Britain, United states, Russia, North Korea
>How did the Mongol empire collapsed?
Ghangis dying and gavelkind happening
>What is the Hagia Sofia and where is it?
Its a church made into a mosque in Istanbul
>Which American countries did the Dutch try to colonize but failed?
What the fug do you mean by failed? You mean like New Amsterdam? Is Surinam a failure? I don't know what you mean.
>Who caused the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire?
Its all Ferdinand I and Ferdinand II's fault. He sent it on the road to death by making it an Austrian empire instead of a German empire.
>Who were the brothers who founded Rome?
Romulus and Remus
>What is Douglas McArthur known for?
The retaking phillipines, ruling Japan, Incheon, being a big whiny baby.
>Who was the most important person in the unification of Germany?
Bismark
>Name the Italian writer and political scientist known for his ideology of self-interest and manipulation.
Machiavelli
>Who invented the World Wide Web?
Al Gore (hue)
>Who was the famous strategist Carthagenian leader who fought the Romans during the second Punic war?
Hannibal
>Where did a recession occurr in 1973 and what caused it?
America, and it was caused by the oil embargo
>How many Protons in a Carbon?
6
>Name three isolate languages, that is, do not fit in any language family or have their own family.
Basque, Navajo, Finnish
>Who wrote the United States constitution?
The Constitutional Convention
>When was your country's constitution lastly ratified. (The current one)
1789
>Which countries do the Carpathian Mountains cross?
Russia, Georgia,
>What campaigns did the United States win during the Cold War?
Lebanon, Korea, Granada, Nicaragua,
>>53399944
Correction #3; Carbon's mass is 12. Atom number is 6 sorry I derped and as a Physician I am especially embarassed. So 6 protons.
>>53399158
>Who was part of the Triple Entente and the Triple Alliance?
The Entente was the UK, France and Russia, Triple Alliance was Germany, Austria-Hungary and the Ottomans
>Name the leaders deposed during the Arab Spring.
Mubarak in Egypt, Gaddafi in Libya, Ben Ali in Tunisia
>What countries are known to possess nuclear weapons?
USA, Russia, France, UK, China, India, Pakistan, North Korea, probably Israel and South Africa used to have them
>How did the Mongol empire collapsed?
Their leader died and there was a civil war over the succession?
>What is the Hagia Sofia and where is it?
A cathedral/mosque in Istanbul?
>Which American countries did the Dutch try to colonize but failed?
The area that became the NY, don't know any others...
>Who caused the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire?
Napoleon BTFO them
>Who were the brothers who founded Rome?
Romulus and Remus
>What is Douglas McArthur known for?
Being the American general in the Pacific in WW2 and possibly Korea?
>Who was the most important person in the unification of Germany?
Bismarck?
>Name the Italian writer and political scientist known for his ideology of self-interest and manipulation.
Machiavelli?
>Who invented the World Wide Web?
Tim Berners-Lee
>Who was the famous strategist Carthagenian leader who fought the Romans during the second Punic war?
Hannibal
>Where did a recession occurr in 1973 and what caused it?
don't know, Argentina?
>How many Protons in a Carbon?
Don't know
>Name three isolate languages, that is, do not fit in any language family or have their own family.
Can't name any
>Who wrote the United States constitution?
Founding fathers?
>When was your country's constitution lastly ratified. (The current one)
We don't have a written constitution
>Which countries do the Carpathian Mountains cross?
Poland and some others?
>What campaigns did the United States win during the Cold War?
space race (moon race?),
>>53400279
>>53400214
>>53399944
>>53400371
I thought I had made it hard mode. You went better than I expected.
Let's see if someone can beat you.
Btw, look up Nederlands Brazilië on wikipedia.
>>53400458
oh wait seems it was Italy not Ottomans
>>53400356
You cited one failure. The other is not.
>Al Gore
hue
>>53400458
>We don't have a written constitution
You what?
>>53401008
>Unlike most modern states, Britain does not have a codified constitution but an unwritten one formed of Acts of Parliament, court judgments and conventions. Professor Robert Blackburn explains this system, including Magna Carta's place within it, and asks whether the UK should now have a written constitution.
>>53401127
http://www.bl.uk/magna-carta/articles/britains-unwritten-constitution
>>53399944
Marry me
>>53399158
>Who was part of the Triple Entente and the Triple Alliance?
UK/France/Russia, Germany/Italy/AH
>Name the leaders deposed during the Arab Spring.
Tunisian guy, Mubarak, Gaddafi
>What countries are known to possess nuclear weapons?
UK, US, Pakistan, India, UK, France?, China?, Russia, Israel
>How did the Mongol empire collapsed?
Split into four khanate (Altyn, Ilkhanate, Qing, Chagatay)
>What is the Hagia Sofia and where is it?
Mosque in Istanbul
>Which American countries did the Dutch try to colonize but failed
Brazil, USA
>Who caused the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire?
Battle of Austerlitz
>Who were the brothers who founded Rome?
Romulus and Remus
>What is Douglas McArthur known for?
Korean War general
>Who was the most important person in the unification of Germany?
???
>Name the Italian writer and political scientist known for his ideology of self-interest and manipulation.
???
>Who invented the World Wide Web?
Tim Berners-Lee
>Who was the famous strategist Carthagenian leader who fought the Romans during the second Punic war?
Hannibal
>Where did a recession occurr in 1973 and what caused it?
???
>How many Protons in a Carbon?
6
>Name three isolate languages, that is, do not fit in any language family or have their own family.
Korean, Zuni, Basque
>Who wrote the United States constitution?
Bunch of lads in 1786?
>When was your country's constitution lastly ratified. (The current one)
Don't give a fuck
>Which countries do the Carpathian Mountains cross?
Hungary, Romania, Slovakia, Ukraine, Austria
>What campaigns did the United States win during the Cold War?
???
>>53401289
>it's Macchiavelli
Fucking knew it
>>53401163
>>53401127
>the courts may only interpret parliamentary statutes. They may not overrule or declare them invalid for being contrary to the constitution and ‘unconstitutional’
That would sound fucked up if you didn't have the Queen to watch over and veto the houses, I guess.
>>53399158
>Who was part of the Triple Entente and the Triple Alliance?
Triple Entente: Great Britain, France and Russia
Triple Alliance: Germany, Austria-Hungary and Turkey
>Name the leaders deposed during the Arab Spring.
MUH BARAK
SALIVAR AL BESAR
>What countries are known to possess nuclear weapons?
US, UK, Russia, Ukraine if it didn't give back their warheads, Israel, Iran, India, Pakistan and North Korea. don't remember if China had them
>How did the Mongol empire collapsed?
Genghis Khan got tired and retired to Helsinki
>What is the Hagia Sofia and where is it?
some old church turned into mosque in Istanbul
>Which American countries did the Dutch try to colonize but failed?
US and Brazil? who else
>Who caused the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire?
some butthurt french probably
>Who were the brothers who founded Rome?
Romulus and Remo
>What is Douglas McArthur known for?
for saying "i'll be back" [spoiler]in Terminator 1-- to the Philippines
>Who was the most important person in the unification of Germany?
Helmut something
Pink Floyd and Gorbachev helped
>Name the Italian writer and political scientist known for his ideology of self-interest and manipulation.
Silvio Berlusconi
>Who invented the World Wide Web?
some brit at London 2012 opening
>Who was the famous strategist Carthagenian leader who fought the Romans during the second Punic war?
Hannibal Lecter
>Where did a recession occurr in 1973 and what caused it?
Syrian Egyptian Israel dunno who else at war
where? everywhere? oil prices got too high?
>How many Protons in a Carbon?
6
>Name three isolate languages, that is, do not fit in any language family or have their own family.
-- pass --
>Who wrote the United States constitution?
these guys wearing wigs that appear now on US dollar bills
>When was your country's constitution lastly ratified. (The current one)
1992
>Which countries do the Carpathian Mountains cross?
Romania
>What campaigns did the United States win during the Cold War?
"War on terror"
>>53399158
>Who was part of the Triple Entente and the Triple Alliance?
Entente: France, UK, Russia
Alliance: germany, Italy, austria-hungary
>Name the leaders deposed during the Arab Spring.
Ben Ali and Khadafi
>What countries are known to possess nuclear weapons?
USA, Russia, France, UK. Suspected: Israel and Pakistan
>How did the Mongol empire collapsed?
No idea
>What is the Hagia Sofia and where is it?
A mosque in Istanbul (butthurt christians incoming)
>Which American countries did the Dutch try to colonize but failed?
I guess you're talking about new amsterdam and other colonies in the carribean that got invaded by the UK
>Who caused the dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire?
No idea
>Who were the brothers who founded Rome?
Romulus funded Rome, Remus didn't fund anything.
>What is Douglas McArthur known for?
Nuking japan, Governor general of japan during american colonization and wanting to nuke all of vietnam.
>Who was the most important person in the unification of Germany?
Kroutchev
>Name the Italian writer and political scientist known for his ideology of self-interest and manipulation.
Machiavel
>Who invented the World Wide Web.
No idea
>Who was the famous strategist Carthagenian leader who fought the Romans during the second Punic war?
My ancestor Hannibal Barca
>Where did a recession occurr in 1973 and what caused it?
No idea
>How many Protons in a Carbon?
>Name three isolate languages, that is, do not fit in any language family or have their own family.
Basque, Japanese and that african language where they clap their teeth and tongue in 16 different manners
>Who wrote the United States constitution?
The people
>When was your country's constitution lastly ratified. (The current one)
2014
>Which countries do the Carpathian Mountains cross?
No idea
>What campaigns did the United States win during the Cold War?
Space race, media propaganda, vietnam and korean wars...
>>53399158
>Triple Entente
France, UK, Russia
>Triple Alliance
Germany, Austrio-Hungary, Italy
>Leaders deposed
Gadhaffi, Mubarak, Morsi, Tunisian guy I forget his name, idk about everyone else
>Nuclear countries
USA, Russia, China, UK, France, India, Pakistan, Israel, North Korea. I think that's it, though some are stored in other countries
>Mongol Empire
It collapsed after about a century. The first blow was the land being split between Genghis' four sons, and poor bureaucracy and organization (they overspread too far) caused it to fall.
>Hagia Sophia
Orthodox Church built during Byzantine era (I think Justinian built it but I'm not too sure). The Ottomans converted it to a mosque, and Ataturk converted it into a museum. It's in Istanbul. Cool place btw, I've been there.
>American Dutch colonies
They tried with New Amsterdam. Suriname was relatively successful and I don't know the specific Caribbean islands they colonized (maybe Trinidad and Tobago?)
>Who caused dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire
Directly, it was Napoleon, though it had been in decline in centuries. The 30 Years War in particular ensured it would eventually come down.
>brothers who founded Rome
Romulus, Remus
>Douglas MacArthur
American general who fought in WWII in the Philippines and other places in Southeast Asia. He also was in the Korean War until Truman fired him for suggesting nuking China, and oversaw the occupation and reconstruction of Japan.
>most important person in the unification of Germany
Otto von Bismark
>Italian writer
Niccolo Machiavelli
>World Wide Web inventor
Tim Berners-Lee
>Carthaginian leader
Hannibal
>1973 recession
I think it occurred in many places in the West, particularly America. It was due to high oil prices and stagflation. That may have been the late 70s though, so idk.
>protons in carbon
6? I think? I care a lot more about history than I do chemistry.
>isolate languages
Japanese to some degree, Esperanto, Klingon :^)
cont.
>>53401476
>>53401886
I was referring to the unification of German States not the Republics but it's right too.
>>53402424
>when Constitution was ratified
Depends on your definition of ratified, though most would say 1787. The one with all the current amendments was ratified in the early 90s, 1992 I think.
>Carpathian mountains
Idk
>campaigns US won
there weren't proper campaigns per se (wasn't a real war) though we did objectively succeed in deposing Latin American dictators and in the Berlin Airlift.
>>53402460
ah lol
i also forgot about France. how could i? their experiments created Godzilla in '96
>>53402424
>>53402486
Forgot US Constitution one, it was a mix of all the people the convention though the person with the biggest hand in creating it was James Madison
>>53399158
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Would kill every single non-german in germany to lick her feet
>>53399944
The dutch failure is Northeast Brazil. aka why he knows that.
>>53403190
Denmark, Sweden and Lativa (Courland) also attempted to colonize some Central American islands.
ANSWER KEY
>1
Russia, France and United Kingdom
Austria-Hungary, Germany and Italy
>2
Ben Ali, Tunisia
Mubarak, Egypt
Ghaddafi, Lybia
Saleh, Yemen
>3
US, Russia, India, Pakistan, UK, France, China, Israel, North Korea
NATO Shared nukes: Italy, Turkey, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium
>4
With the death of Genghis Khan and the fight for power of his sons
>5
Church turned Mosque turned Museum in Istanbul
>6
US (New York) and Brazil (Recife)
Suriname and Antilles were successful imo
>7
Napoleon Bonaparte
>8
Romulus and Remus
>9
Chief of Staff of the US Army during WWII and the Korean War and for being a based mf
>10
Unification: Otto von Bismarck
Reunification: Helmut Kohl, Lothar de Mazière with a help from Reagan and Gorbachev
>11
Niccolo Machiavelli
>12
Tim Berners-Lee
>13
Hannibal
>14
Worldwide, OPEC oil embargo
>5 sandnig countries vs Israel
>Soviets sending resources
>US sends resources to Israel
>muh it's unfair
>15
6
>16
Basque, Armenian, Georgian, Korean, Albanian, Greek
>17
The founding fathers but the biggest hand was James Madison
>18
1988
>Romania, Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Ukraine
>19
It was supposed to be a meme question. There are many point of views. You can argue that Vietnam and Korea were victories, some can argue it was a stalemate.
>>53405193
How do you think we did as a whole, Brazilbro?
>>53405743
Much better than I expected. I think that many people chose to not answer because the questions were a little bit long and ambiguous. Maybe they could've get more questions wrong than you guys.
I'll try to do one more with more diversified questions another day.
>>53407338
Disregard all the typos. It's 2AM
