This was the first African country to qualify for a World Cup.
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This country was formerly known as French Somaliland and the French Territory of the Afars and Issas.
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This is the oldest city in Texas?
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This war was the last of the Napoleonic Wars?
What is the battle of Wavre?
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This country one the first World Cup?
What is Uruguay?
This tradition of carrying heavy portable shrines, or "mikoshi," takes place in this country.
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This is the latest US state?
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This city was the first to reach a one million population?
What is Ancient Rome?
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He was the first non-white player to play in the NBA.
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This Incan settlement sits on the eastern slope of the Andes Mountains in this country.
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This is the oldest city in India.
What is Varanasi?
The Hundred-year war was this long.
What is 116 years?
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This coach came off the bench to play for his team in the Stanley Cup Finals.
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This country is the largest landlocked country in the world.
What is Kazakhstan?
This is the longest river in the uk.
What is the Severn River?
He was the first prime minister of the Uk.
Who was Robert Walpole?
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This boxer holds the record for most career knockouts.
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This country in eastern Europe was formerly known as White Russia.
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In what city in Australia was the first European settlement located.
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In this year the world's first postage stamp was introduced?
What is 1840?
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