People 1
People 2
Places 1
Places 2
War
Other
100

Who was the man who brought the Protestant Reformation to Switzerland?

Ulrich Zwingli

100

Who was the German chancellor who ordered the invasion of Poland, beginning World War II?

Adolf Hitler

100

The land of the Sami is known as what?

Sapmi

100

What is the part of the Alps that is in Southern Germany?

Bavarian

100

World War I was fought from what year to what year?

1914-1918

100

The point on a mountain or in a polar regions beyond which trees cannot grow is the what?

tree line

200

Who was the English Navigator who sailed on behalf of the Netherlands to North America?

Henry Hudson

200

Who was the man whose preaching brought reformation?

John Huss

200

The Scandinavian Peninsula contains Sweden, part of Finland and what other counrty?

Norway

200

What is one of the World's northernmost towns called?

Longyearbyen

200

What was the imprisoning and killing of millions of Jewish people and others dueing World War II called?

Holocaust

200

In the Netherlands, the Dutch built dam-like water barriers made of Earth and stone called what?

dikes

300

Who was the Danish King who controlled Denmark and parts of England, Sweden, and Norway?

Canute the Dane

300

Who was the communist leader of Yugoslavia?

Josip Broz Tito

300

The United States and the United Kingdom provided food, fuel, and other supplies to who in the Berlin Airlift?

West Berlin

300

Europe's largest region of continuously level land is called what?

European Plain

300

The Netherland's fought for Independence from Spain in which war?

Eighty Year's War

300

The phenomenon in which the sun never fully sets below the horizon is called what?

midnight sun
400

Who was the man who published a Finnish translation of the New Testament? 

Mikael Agricola

400

Who were the original inhabitants of places within the Artic regions of Greenland, Canada, Alaska, and Russia? 

Inuit

400

What country is known as the Land of a Thousand Lakes?

Finland

400

The Arc-shaped mountain range in Eastern Europe is called the what?

Carpathian Mountains

400

What was the treaty that ended World War I?

Treaty of Versailles

400

Capital of Austria 

Vienna

500

Who was the Polish leader who started the labor union Solidarity to stand against Communist oppression?

Lech Walesa

500

The Great Famine happened in Ukraine under whose leadership?

Joseph Stalin

500

The three Baltic States are Latvia, Lithuania, and what other country?

Estonia

500

What is the world's largest glacier called?

Vatna

500

Protestant and Catholic forces fought throughout Europe during the 1600s during which war?

Thirty Year's War

500

Capital of Iceland 

Capital of Czech Republic

Double Jeopardy!

Iceland- Reykjavik

Czech Republic- Prague

M
e
n
u