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100

This country's flag hasn't changed since 1960, coinciding with the addition of two states

What is the USA?

100

The House of Windsor has ruled over this country's monarchy since 1901.

What is the UK? 

100

In 1989, the wall separating these two countries had collapsed, leading to its reunification the next year

What is Germany?

100

While Germany was split, West Germany's capital was strangely in this relatively unknown city, though was chosen as it was the only major city not destroyed during World War II and remained until 1999.

What is Bonn?

100

In the Quebec province of Canada, this language is dominant despite the country's entire language officially being English

What is French?

200

This transcontinental country's flag is entirely red besides the white crescent and star in the middle, representative of its history and religious connection

What is Turkey?

200

Prior to its annexation, this US state was formerly a monarchy before its takeover

What is Hawaii?

200

After the dissolution of Yugoslavia, only two countries remained together as a union -- Serbia and this -- though the latter would declare its independence in 2006.

What is Montenegro?

200

Unlike most countries, Spain's most popular city lies in this city as opposed to Madrid, with it averaging significantly more visitors annually 

What is Barcelona?

200

Despite officially speaking English, this country is home to the second highest amount of Spanish speakers in the world

What is the USA?

300

Uniquely to this country, it is the only in the world to be completely without red, white, or blue

What is Jamaica

300

Joan of Arc had ended this extremely long war between Britain and France with her leadership preventing a complete British takeover and all stemming from a succession crisis.

What is the 100 Years' War

300

In 1905, the union between Sweden and this country had collapsed, finally allowing it independence after 500 years from this and its previous Danish rule

What is Norway?

300

In southern Malaysia resides this city-state which, despite only having one city, has a population of 6 million

What is Singapore?

300

Along northern Africa and the Middle East are these groups which predominantly speak this language with its own alphabet and vast history

What is Arabic?

400

This country was the first to start the trend of tricolor flags since its revolution in 1789, going on to influence other countries with similar color schemes and designs

What is France?

400

St. Petersburg was named after this Russian tsar -- commonly regarded as the greatest the empire ever had for having the country be recognized by the remainder of Europe

Who is Tsar Peter I?

400

This country in Oceania shares its island with Indonesia to the west though was formerly a British colony later administered by Australia

What is Papua New Guinea?

400

Though this location is overlooked in comparison to places like Sao Paolo and Rio de Janeiro, this city far more inland is actually Brazil's capital

What is Brasilia?

400

In the half of the world south of the equator, this language is surprisingly the most spoken

What is Portuguese?

500

Aside from the UK, Australia, and New Zealand, these two countries in Oceania also use the union jack in their flags

What are Tuvalu and Fiji?

500

This dynasty had ruled over the Holy Roman Empire for a majority of its lifespan and would go on to rule Austria after its dissolution during the Napoleonic Wars

What is the Habsburg dynasty?

500

In 1949, this Canadian province was the most recent addition to the country, unable to sustain itself alone. However, both this and Canada already shared a mutual history as British colonies

What is Newfoundland and Labrador?

500

In the state of Western Australia resides this lone major city, over 1300 miles away from Adelaide as the nearest major city 

What is Perth?

500

Stemming from previous Dutch colonial rule, this language in South Africa shares many similarities though excludes various grammar rules for simplicity

What is Afrikaans?