British history
What British king is known for killing his wife's?
This bird is the national bird of Australia but has caused a lot of problems for the Australian people at times?
What is Emu
Sweden gained it independence from what country in 1520?
What is Denmark
This videogame is often referred to as 2D Minecraft even though it is not that similar to it?
What is Terraria
What British prime minister is known for "the appeasement" strategy?
Who is Veville Chamberlain
The first recorded discovery of Australia was made by an explorer from what country?
What is Netherlands (Dutch)
The Swedish king Gustavus Adolphus often called the father of modern warfare met his end during what war?
What is "the thirty years war"
This expansion for an early 2000:s game makes it possible for you to feed people to dinosaurs (Even if it might not be the intended gameplay experience)
What is Zoo Tycoon: Dinosaur Digs
This British person became the Lord protector for England replacing the King as a ruler?
Who is Oliver Cromwell
During World war 1 Australia made up a big part of a naval invasion of what nation?
The Ottoman empire (Turkey)
Sweden lost Finland during the Napoleonic wars but gain a union with another nation, what nation was this?
What is Norway
What is 4+4X4+4-24X0
What is 24
1066 William "the conqueror" became the new king of England after defeating Harold Godwinson. What Norwegian king almost beat him to it but was defeated just a few days earlier?
Who is Harald Hardrada (Harald Hårdråde)?
Australia was a first made up of multiple colonies spanning the island. It was not made into one nation until the colonies decided to merge into a federation called what?
What is "Commonwealth of Australia"
Danish and Norwegian Vikings are mostly known for raiding and settling England and parts of France. In what modern day nation did Rurik and most Swedish Vikings settle?
What is Russia
This man is was called the little corporal by the British to taunt him?
who is Napoleon
King John was by most considered a weak king, he had to sign "The magna carta" and surrender parts of his power to try and keep the realm together. But before he became king he had a not so flattering nickname his siblings used to tease him with, what was this nickname?
What is "Lackland"
Of the around 557,800 Australians who served overseas during world war 2, how many died?
What is "40 000"
Both Napoléon and Hitler lost a majority of the forces invading Russia since the Russians used scorched earth tactics to kill their enemy through attrition. However this Swedish king lost most of his army this same way around 100 years before Napoleon?
Who is Carles XII (Karl den Tolfte)
What does tequila suicide entail?
What is Snorting salt citrus in your eyes and banging your head against the table