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History: History

On which Italian island was Napoleon banished?
In which castles was Richard the Lionheart held captive on his return from the 3rd crusade?
Where does the word "ostracize" come from?
King and Emperor Friedrich Barbarossa came from which house?
From which city did Columbus come from?
Abraham Lincoln was the ? (how many) president of the USA?
By what was the tithe replaced?
By what was Pompeii destroyed?
Who overthrew the last sultan of Turkey?
For what country did Columbus travel?
In what year the was Federal Republic of Germany founded?
In what year was Pompeii destroyed?
In what country was Tansu Ciller elected as the first woman premier?
Which Schwaebian city is the family seat of Götz von Berlichingen?
In what time period did people learn the extraction of iron and how to process it?
At what age did PuYi become emperor of China?
The word for senseless damage of property comes from which Teutonic tribe?
Which country did Norway separate from in 1905?
From which country was "King John, a king without a counrty" the King?
When did the night of broken glass happen?
When did the battle of Waterloo happen?
When did the Berlin wall come down?
When and where did the November Revolution take place?
When and where did the October Revolution take place?
What followed after the New Stone Age?
What did Pope Gregor XIII implement in 1582?
What was the biggest Germanic nation?
What was the precursor to the Neolithic period?
What was the result of the Defenestration of Prague?
What was the hallmark of the New Stone Age?
What were the Tudors?
What was the typical imperial regalia worn at an imperial coronation in the old German empire?
Who were the Welfens?
What event provoked the "Night of Broken Glass"?
What was prohibited in the USA during the Prohibition years?
Because of what did US President Richard Nixon resign?
In which form was the Rubel minted before it was a coin (ca. 15 century)?
What disease caused the mass mortality in Europe in the Middle Ages?
What countries belonged to ancient Brittany?
What length has the inner border of Germany?
What old mongolian title is roughly equivilent to Emporer?
What was the first name of Napoleon's first wife?
Which accident in 1986 caused Europe to panic?
Which American Persident received the Nobel Peace Prize for his mediation between Japan and Russia?
Which civil-rights activist motivated the people with the words "I have a dream…"?
Which German King is considered to be the founder of the Hapsburg family?
Which explorer believed until his death that he had been to India?
Which Teutonic tribe that settled on the lower Elbe about 1 A.D. conquered a large part of middle Italy about 570 years later ?
Which ruler in 1206 united the Mongolians into one of the largest empires in history?
Which Ostrogoth king was also named "Dietrich von Bern"?
What French King had the popular name of "The Sun King"?
What statesman was finally beaten in Waterloo?
The German kings Henry the III to the V came from which Franconian royal family?
What ruling family had to relinquish Switzerland?
Which country became independent from the Netherlands in 1830?
What country was ruled by Casimir the Great?
What writing material made from smooth, hairless animal skin was used instead of paper?
Who discoverd the sea way from Europe to India?
Who inherited from his father various American colonies as well as the Netherlands, Milan and the islands of Sardinia and Sicily?
Who allowed Joesph Sellers to build the Burgtheater?
Who led the failed attempt on Hilter's life on 20 July 1944?
Who led the expedition which circumnavigated the world for the first time?
Who led the so-called "Reign of Terror"?
Who founded the original scout movement?
Who was Attila?
Who founded the Mongolian world empire?
Who was the first chancellor of the re-unified Germany?
Who was the first president of the USA?
Who was the leader of the Jacobins and was later executed for his violent leadership?
Who was the prime minister of the French King Louis XIII?
Who was involved in the so-called War of the Roses ?
Who was president of the USA before Clinton?
Who´s army was beaten in the battle of nations in Leipzig?
What was the name of the last empress of Austria?
What was the name of the first prime minister of Israel?
What was the name of the God of War of the Aztecs?
What is the name of the highest God of the old Germanics?
What was the name of the wife of Heinrich VIII?
What was the name of the philosophy school founded by Platon?
What is the name of the oldest epoch of human history that began about 2 million years ago and lasted until the ice age?
Which age followed after the new stone age?
Which age followed after the ice age?
What was an infantry mercenary in the 15-17th centuries called?
A figure with a human head and a lion's body is called?
What was the name of the Spanish conquistador who conquered Mexico?
In Teutonic legend the race of the Gods is called?
The celtic tribes in northern France and Belgium were called?
The celtic tribes in France were called?
The celtic tribes in Scottland were called?
Where was Napoleon born?
Where is the family seat of the Hohenstaufen royal family?
Where is the family seat of the Hohenzollern royal family?
From where did the Cheruscans (a Teutonic tribe) originate?

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History: Greek

What is a phalanx?
Who are the Amazons of Greek legend?
Which daughter of King Priamos prophesied the fall of Troy?
Which ancient Greek mathematician is called the "father of Geometry"?
Which athenian statesman lead Athens in a war agianst Sparta and later died of the plague?
Which philosopher's death sentence was to drink a cup of helock?
Which Trojan priest warned the citizens about the Trojan Horse?
Who was Agamemnon?
Who was the wisest Greek advisor in the Trojan war and whose name today is used to mean counselor?
What the name the Greeks used for those who could not speak Greek?
What was the name of the Persian King who was defeated by Alenander the Great at Issos?
What is the name of the 4th letter of the Greek alphabet?
The hilltop fortification in Greek cities is called?

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History: Egyptian

In which valley was the grave of Pharao Tutankhamen found in 1922?
To which Pharao the temple "Abu simbel" dedicated?
What title did the kings of old Egypt have?
What Egypt writing material has given paper its name?
Who was Tut-ench-Amun?
What age did Tut-ench-Amun reach?
What is the name of the characters for writing that the old Egyptians used?
What is the name of Pharao Amenohis IV's wife?

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History: Romans

What portion of a legion is a cohort?
What is a tunic?
Which provinces did the Limes protect?
Which roman emperor was known for his extravagance and delusions of grandeur?
Who described the living conditions of the Germanic tribes?
In ancient Rome,who participated in bloody battles for the amusement of the spectators?
According to saga, who were the founders of Rome?
How big was a legion?
The Roman province of Lusitania is called?
Name the first Roman emporer who allowed Christianity?
Who was the last Latin emperor from the family of Emperor Augustus?
What was the name of the murderer of Caesar?
The Roman priests who interpreted the will of the Gods were called?
What was the name of the main council in ancient Rome?
What name the Romans gave to the land of the Celts?
The Roman border defenses near Bad Homburg are called?
A centurion consists of how many men?
The place where the Roman senate assembled was called?

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History: Wars

In what year did the French Revolution start?
In which island country in Central America were US troops sent in 1983?
Leonid Breschnew ordered tanks into what city in 1968?
In which German port city did the november Revolution begin?
In which city after WW2 did trials for war criminals take place?
In which treaty was it decided that Gibraltar would go to Grear Britain?
With which former war opponent did the USA under Bill Clinton re-establish diplomatic relations?
After whom was the Hussite war named?
What was the Hugenot was about?
What was the War of the Roses about?
Under whose orders was Sir Francis Drake?
When did Sir Francis Drake and the English fleet conquer the Spanish Armada and won English naval superiority?
When did the Second World War end for Germany?
When did the War of Secession take place?
When was the official re-unification of Germany?
When did Finland declare war on the former Soviet Union?
What event prompted the Defenestration of Prague?
What was the Kingdom of the Franks?
Against what did Napolean and Hilter in russia fail?
Which infectious disease depopulated half of Europe in the Middle Ages?
Which Arabian countries attacked Israel on Yom Kippur in 1973?
Which large city was totally destroyed in the Punic Wars?
Which city was made a Roman province in the first Punic War?
What countries were involved in the 100 years war?
Which Russian Czarina organized an officer's coup which lead to the fall and death of her husband?
Which weapons, according to Albert Einstein, will be used in the 4th world war?
Which civilization in South America was destroyed by the Spanards?
Which ancient commander died after he conquered most of the known world?
What General beat Napoleon near Waterloo?
Which commander led the 2nd Punic War?
Which King led the Jews in the Babylonian captivity?
Tchaikovsky wrote the "1812 Overture" to commemorate what battle?
Which US Pesident gave the order to drop the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima?
Which 16 year old girl freed France from England?
Which country lost 9/10 of its size in the First World War?
Who used elephants and drove them over the Alps in a war?
What is the name of the Tirolian freedom fighter who led a rebellion in Tirol in 1809 against Bavaria?
How long did the French Revolution last?
What was the longest war ever in Europe called?
How is the troop called which drafts a battle with horses?
What do you call a victory where many lives were lost?
What do you call traitors who work with the enemy?
How many states belonged to the confederate southern states?
What were the American southern states called during the Civil War?
Where was Wallenstein murdered?
Where did the first atomic bombing occur in the Second World War?
Where did the second atomic bombing occur in the Second World War?
To which student resistance group did the Scholl siblings belong?

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Music, Art & Literature: Music-Art-Literature

The Bulgarian artist Christo is known for what?
Who founded the artist association "Blauer Reiter"?
Who created "David", the landmark of the city of Florence?
What do you call a work when the figure is formed or poured?
What do you call a work when the figure is cut or hewn?
What is the depiction of the naked human body in art called?
What do you call the style of art where the pieces are ornamental with sweepinig forms and use plant motifs?
Emil Nolde and Ernst Barlach worked in which style?

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Music, Art & Literature: Fairy-Tales

Hänsel and Gretel pushed the witch into what?
This quote is from what fairy tale: "Take the child to the forest, I don't want to see her ever again. You should kill her and bring me her lungs and liver as evidence."?
This quote is from what fairy tale: "Once upon a time a King ordered a party that lasted three days. All the maidens were invited so that the Prince could select a bride."?
In what fairy tale is the term "Grandma" mentioned?
In what fairy tale does a male cat play a role?
In what fairy tale are there rats?
In what fairy tale is the mirror important?
In what fairy tale is there a spindle?
In which fairy tale are flies beaten?
What characteristics does the fox have in fairy tales?
Which colour is Little Red Riding Hood´s cap?
Which fairy tale character is only as big as a thumb?
What profession does Sindbad have?
What young woman lay in a glass coffin although she was not dead?
Who raced against the hare?
Who told the queen that Snow White was living on the other side of the 7 mountains with the 7 dwarfs?
What was the name of the girl with the hair that reached from the tower to the ground?
What is the name of the friend of scallywag Max?
What is the name of Rose Red's sister?
What is the name of the sister of Snow White?
How many Bremen City Musicians are there?
How many years did Sleeping Beauty have to sleep?
In what fairy tail does the speaking bread play a role?

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Music, Art & Literature: Literature

Out of which novel is the quotation "All animals are equal but some are more equal than others."?
In which epic has the saga of the war of Troja been passed down?
In which novel/movie does it say: "Big brother is watching you"?
Under which name did John Griffith publish his novels?
Who wrote the "Rosenkavalier"?
From whom was the heroic epic "Aeneis" written?
Who wrote "Homo Faber"?
When and by whom was "The adventures of Tom Sawyer" written?
From whom and when was "War and Peace" written?
When and by whom was "Around the world in eighty days" written?
By whom and when was "Utopia" written?
When and by whom was "The tin drum" written?
What did Johann Wolfgang Goethe study?
What is a hexameter?
What is a humoresque?
What was Captain Nemo originally?
What are the three main types of poetry?
What popular brothers wrote fairy tales?
Which woman did Quasimodo love?
Which children's storybook figure did author Carlo Collodi create?
Of what nationality is the master detective Hercule Poirot?
Which horror character did the Anglo-Irish author Bram Stoker create?
Which Shakespearean character said the following: "My kingdom for a horse"?
Which Tolstoi heroine throws herself in front of a train?
What are the important forms of an narrative literature?
What was the occupation of the author of "The Little Prince", Antione de Saint-Exuperie?
What pen-name did Eric Blair use for his books?
Which American received the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1962?
Which German and Schwäbisch poet was in 1848 delegate to the Frankfurt National Assembly?
Which English author was made famous through his book "Alice in Wonderland"?
Which English author was made famous through his book "Lady Chatterly?
Which French author and philosopher lived for some years in exile in Potsdam and elsewhere and was an exponent of the Enlightenment?
Which Greek dramatist wrote "Elektra" and "Medea"?
Which classic poet also shwed his knowledge of phyics with his "Theory of Colors"?
Which Austrian author explored humanity's insecurities and anxieties?
Who invented the undersea prince "Captain Nemo"?
Who sreated the character "George Smiley" for his espionage novels?
Who was the author of Pippi Longstocking?
Who told the "Never-ending Story"?
Who had to shoot an apple that was placed on his son's head?
In the book by Jules Verne, who travelled around the world in 80 days?
Who is the author of "The idiot"?
Who wrote "The Merry Widow"?
Who wrote "Don Quijote"?
Who wrote "Emilia Galotti"?
Who wrote "Animal Farm"?
Who wrote "Robinson Crusoe"?
Who wrote "Woyzeck"?
Who wrote "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea"?
Who wrote the script for the film "The Birds"?
Who wrote "David Copperfield"?
Who wrote "The Stranger"?
Who wrote the novel "The Count of Monte Christo"?
Who wrote "For Whom the Bell Tolls"?
Who wrote the novel which was the base of the movie "Jurassic Park"?
Who wrote "Shock Headed Peter"?
Who wrote "The adventures of Maya the Bee"?
Who wrote "The Three Penny Opera"?
Who wrote the children's book "The Flying Classroom" and "Emil and the Detective"?
Who wrote "Oliver Twist" and "David Copperfield"?
Who wrote "West Side Story"?
Who wrote "Oliver Twist"?
Who was the longtime companion of the author Jean Paul Sartres?
Who was Johann Peter Hebel?
Who was well-known for his "Leather Stocking" novels?
What is the name of Captain Nemo's submarine ?
What is the name of Thomas Mann's brother who was also an author?
In the Nibelungen, the name of Siegfried's wife is?
Fiction in which animals or plants sometimes speak or act as humans is called?
Iambic poetry that does not rhyme is called?
How many theives were with Ali Baba?
To which branch of fiction does "Parsifial" belong?

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Music, Art & Literature: Artists

From which country is the artist Vincent van Gogh from?
In which chapel did Michelangelo create his famous mural "The Last Judgement"?
Where was the studio of Peter Paul Rubens?
In what style of art did Salvador Dali and Rene Magritte work?
Name some popular French impressionists
Name two important Flemish painters of the 17th century
By what name is the painter Dominikos Theotokopoulos better known?
"The Night Watch" was painted by which famous Dutchman?
Who painted the frescos in the Vatican?
Who painted the frescos in the Sistine Chapel?
The picture "Mona Lisa" is made by whom?
Who painted "The Arch of Odysseus"?
When did Picasso die?
What is a tapestry?
Who is known as a genius of the fine arts whose last name is Buanarotti?
Which painter created the picture "The Kiss"?
Which style is attributed to Picasso?
Which style is attributed to Salvador Dali?
Who made the peace symbol "Peace Dove"?
Who is the most important representative of Flemish Barock paintings?
Who painted of "La Giaconda"?
Who painted "The Sistine Madonna"?
Who painted of "The birth of Venus"?
Who was Albrecht Dürer?
What is a picture called which is painted with water colours on paper?
Which style did Degas posess ?
To which artistic style does the work of David Caspar Friedrich belong?

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Music, Art & Literature: Instruments

On which musical instrument was the title music for the movie "The Third Man" played?
Another name for a fiddle?
For which instrument does the musician need a "brush"?
For which solo instrument was the "Four Seasons" composed?
After whom is the Saxophone named?
What is the biggest and the lowest sounding string instrument?
What is a spinet?
What is a viola?
What was the predecessor of the cembalo?
What musical instruments are made under the label Steinway?
Which flute plays one octave higher htan a normal flute?
Which Greek God is considered to be the inventor of the herdman's flute?
Which wood is used for the black keys on a piano?
Who was the most famous violin maker of all times?
In Flamenco, the wooden shells that are played as accompaniment are called?
What is the name of the Russian gitarre-like plucked instrument that has a triangular sounding body?
What is the name of a popular Scottish instrument?
What is the name of the Russian plucked instrument with a triangular sounding body and 3 strings?
What is the name of the instrument where two wooden shells are attached with a string called?
What is the favourite musical instrument of the Scottish?
How many strings does a harp have?
How many strings does a violin have?
How many strings does a mandolin have?
What is the name of the percussion instrument that is made of two small different sized drums?
What is another name for a Bratsche?

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Music, Art & Literature: Opera

At the beginning of which opera is a gunshot to be heard?
In what country is the opera "Aida" set?
In which opera are there characters named Ping, Pang and Pong?
In which opera does this line appear? "and the shark has teeth "
When was the debut performance of "La Boheme"?
Who composed the opera "Carmen"?
Who composed the opera "Wozzek"?
Who was conductor of the debut performance of the opera "TheMagic Flute"?
What is the second part of "The Ring of the Nibelungen"?
What is the name of the only opera written by Ludwig van Beethoven?

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Music, Art & Literature: POP

From which region in Germany does the group PUR come?
From which region in Germany does the group "Schweißfuss" come?
The group BAP is from which city?
In what city did Elvis Presley have his last gig in 1976?
With what song did Bill Haley become popular?
With what song did Nena had great international success?
With what pop band did Bob Geldorf become popular?
With whom was the American singer Madonna married to from 1985 to 1989?
Name the members of the Beatles
Under which name is Robert Zimmermann better known?
What is bebop?
Which band won the Grand Prix d'Eurovision with "Waterloo"?
Which pseudonym did Reginald Dwight choose?
What stage name did Harry Webb choose for his career?
Which German folksong became popular by Elvis Presley?
What is the name of the Jamaican founder of Reggae?
What is the name of the first movie of the Beatles?
What is the name of the guitarist of the "Rolling Stones"?
What is the name of the singer of the "Rolling Stones"?
What is the name of the pop band that brought Dieter Bohlen and Thomas Anders together?

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Music, Art & Literature: Music

To whom does the opera "The Meistersinger from Nürnberg" refer to?
From what country came the former child hit singer Heintje?
Of which material is an oboe made?
For what occasion was the opera "Aida" composed?
Into which lodge was Mozart accepted?
In which city was Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart born?
Under which name is the singer Maria Kalogeropoulos known?
Who wrote the Brandenburg concertos?
Who wrote the opera "The Freischütz"?
What is a barcarole?
What is the Marseillaise?
What is a grand piano?
What is a trio?
What is a fugue?
What is a seventh?
What is choreography?
Which American dancer was famous for her "banana skirt"?
Which French Chanson singer was well known for the song "La vie en rose"?
Which great composers were in Vienna?
What musical style was played by the Big Bands between the wars?
In 1917, which dancer was hung as a suspected spy?
What two orchestras come from Vienna?
What is the last name of the pop musicians Barry, Robin and Maurice?
Goethe was impressed by which 12 year old piano player?
Which avantgarde composer has a son who is an Austrian government official?
What famous singer from Holland sang "Mama"?
Which Italian composer is suspected of poisoning Mozart?
The hymn "Lift Up Your Heads, Ye Mighty Gates" is based on what psalm?
Which star tenor made a comeback after his cancer was treated?
Which orchestra is closely associated with Herbertr von Karajan?
Elton John played which role in the Rockopera "Tommy"?
Tina Turner played which role in the Rockopera "Tommy"?
Who composed "La Traviata"?
Who composed "Othello"?
Who composed the famous Christmas Oratorio?
Who composed "Staying Alive" for the film "Saturday Night Fever"?
Who composed "Westside Story"?
Who wrote "Music for a Royal Firework" and "Water Music"?
Who was Duke Ellington?
Who became court composer in 1843 after the premier of the opera "Rienzi"?
What is the name of the Andalusian dance using castanets?
What is the name of the famous composition of Maurice Ravel?
What is the name of the Russian instrument that resembles a guitar?
What is the lowest sounding brass instrument?
What is the symbol called that is used to raise a note a half tone?
What American jazz trompet player was made famous with the song "What a Wonderful World"?
What dance which uses a fast 2/4 time was created in Bohemia in 1830?
What is the first name of John Lennons son?
What is the name of a medieval poet and singer?
What is the name of the document where many music voices are written and arranged one above the other/
What do you call a spontaneous and improvised rehearsal of Jazz musicians?
What do you call a musical tone with 440 hertz that is used to tune instruments?
What do you call the composition and arrangement of a dance?
What is the name of the text used in a dramatic musical work?
What is the name of the male voice part that is between tenor and bass?
What is the name of a key with a minor third?
What is the name of a composition for 5 voices?
What is the name of the highest male voice part?
What do you call a LP sleeve, a CD case, a title page of a newspaper or book?
What do you call somebody who creates pieces of music?
What is Bob Dylan's given name?
How did the career of Heintje suddenly end?
Where is the Flamenco from?
"Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" by the Beatles is supposedly about what?

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Answers for History: History

Elba
Castle Dürnstein (Austria) and Castle Trifels (Pfalz)
From the Athenian statesman Kleisthenes, who in 487 B.C., appealed to the citizens of Athens to select a politician to be banned who had become too powerful. The name was written on clay shards.
Staufer
Genoa
The 16th
Taxes
By a volcanic eruption of the Vesuvius
Kemal Atatürk
Spain
1949
79 anno Domini
Turkey
Jagsthausen
In the Iron Age ( 800 B.C. to 0)
At the age of 3
The Vandals
Sweden
England 1199-1216
On 9th November 1938
1815
9th November 1989
In November 1918 in the German Empire
In October 1917 in Russia
Bronze Age
A calender
The Goths
Palaeolithic period
The 30 year war
The colonization of the people and the practise of agriculture
An English nobleness
Crown, sceptre, globus cruciger
A German royal family
The murder of an Embassy secretary by a Polish Jew
Alcohol
Watergate
A silver bar
The plague
England, Wales, Scotland
1378 km
Khan (ex. Genghis Khan)
Josephine
The reactor explosion at Chernobyl
Theodore Roosevelt
Martin Luther King
Rudolf I, Count of Habsburg, German King 1273 to 1291
Christopher Columbus
The Longobardins
Genghis Khan
Theoderich the Great
Louis XIV
Napoleon
The Saliers
The Habsburgs
Belgium
Poland
Parchment
`Vasco da Gama
Phillip II, King of Spain (his father was Emperor Charles V
Maria Theresia
Colonel Claus Graf Schenk von Stauffenberg
Magellan
Robbespiere 1793-1794
Robert Baden-Powell
A king of the Huns around 434-453 before Christ
Dschingis Khan
Helmut Kohl
George Washington
Robbespiere 1793-1794
Richelieu
The noble families of the Lancesters and the York in the 15th century
George Bush
Napoleons Army
Zita
Ben Gurion
Vitzliputzli
Wodan
Katharina von Aragon
Academy
Palaeolithic period
Bronze Age
Bronze Age
Lansquenet
Sphinx
Hernando Cortez
Aesir
Belgen
Gauls
Gaels
Corsica
Hohenstaufen (Burg Hohenstaufen) between Göppingen and Schwäbisch Gmünd
Zollerberg (Burg Hohenzollern) near Hechingen
In the Weser area between the Teutoburger Forest and the Harz mountains

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Answers for History: Greek

Columns of 8-16 closely spaced Greek infantrymen with shields and lances
A people whose women went to war
Cassandra
Euclid
Pericles
Socrates
Laokon
According to Greek legend, he was King of Mycenae and a Greek army general in the Trojan war
Nestor
Barbarians
Dareios
Delta
An acropolis

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Answers for History: Egyptian

Valley of the Kings
Ramses II
Pharaoh
Papyrus
An Egyptian king about 1340 b.c.
18
Hieroglyphics
Nefertiti

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Answers for History: Romans

A tenth
A piece of clothing worn by the Romans
The Roman provinces of Upper Germania and Raetia
Wh
Tacitus
Gladiators
Romulus & Remus
6000 soldiers on foot and 300 troopers
Portugal, although a part of Spain also belonged to Lusitania
Constantine the Great
Nero
Brutus
Oracle
Senate
Gaul
Limes
A unit of 100 men
Curia

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Answers for History: Wars

July 14, 1789
Grenada
Czechoslovakia
Kiel
Nuremberg
Peace of Ultrecht 1713
Vietnam
Jan Hus, a Czech reformer
Religious freedom
Two noble families fought over the crown of England in the 15th century
Queen Elisabeth I
1588
16565
1861-1865
33176
1939/1940 und 1941-1944
The beginning of the 30 year war (May 30, 1618)
A powerful empire in the early middle ages in western europe
The Russian winter
Pest
Syria and Egypt
Carthage
Sicily
England and France
Katherine the Great
Bow and Arrow
Inkas
Alexander the Great
Wellington
Hannibal
Nebuchadrezzar II
The defeat of the Russian army against Napoleon
Harry S. Truman
Jeanne d'Arc
Austria
Hannibal
Andreas Hofer
10 years (around 1789-1799)
The Thirty Years War
Cavalry
Pyrrhic victory
Collaborators
11
Confederates
Eger in Bohemia
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
White Rose

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Answers for Music, Art & Literature: Music-Art-Literature

He wraps large objects such as the Berlin Reichtag
Franz Marc und Wassily Kandinsky
Michelangelo
Sculpture
Sculpture
A Nude
Art Nouveau
Expressionism

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Answers for Music, Art & Literature: Fairy-Tales

In the oven
Snow White
Cinderella
Little Red Riding Hood
Puss in Boots
The Pied Piper of Hamelin
Snow White
Sleeping Beauty
The Brave Little Tailor
He is considered cunning or sly
Red
Thumblelina
Seaman
Snow White
The tortoise
The mirror
Rapunzel
Moritz
Snow White
Rose Red
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Answers for Music, Art & Literature: Literature

Animal Farm of George Orwell
"Ilias" from Homer
1984 George Orwell
Jack London
Richard Strauss
Vergil (Latin poet at the time of imperator Augustus)
Max Fritsch
1876, Mark Twain
1868/1869 Lew Tolstoi
1873, Jules Verne
1516, Thomas More
1959 Günter Grass
Law
A verse with six metrical feet
A typically whimsical musical composition
An Indian Prince
Epic, lyric and dramatic
Grimm brothers
Esmeralda
Pinocchio
Belgian
Dracula
Richard III
Anna Karenina
Epic, novel, novella, short story, legend, saga, fairly tale, fable and anecdote
Pilot
George Orwell
John Steinbeck
Ludwig Uhland
Lewis Carroll
D.H. Lawrence
Voltaire
Euripides
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Franz Kafka
Jules Verne
John Le Carre
Astrid Lindgren
Michael Ende
William Tell
Phileas Fogg
Fjodor Michailowitsch Dostojewski (1868)
Franz Lehar
Miguel Cervantes
Gotthold Ephraim Lessing
George Orwell
Daniel Defoe
Georg Büchner
Jules Verne
Daphne Du Maurier
Charles Dickens
Albert Camus
Alexandre Dumas
Ernest Hemingway
Michael Crichton
Heinrich Hoffman
Waldemar Bonseis
Bertold Brecht
Erich Kästner
Charles Dickens
Leonard Bernstein
Charles Dickens
Simone de Beauvoir
A German poet (alemannic dialect)
James Fenimore Cooper
Nautilus
Heinrich Mann
Kriemhild
Fables
Blank Verse
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