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| the famous bard of ancient Greece was ____ |
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| The Roman general who "crossed the Rubicon" |
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| the series of attempts to recapture Jerusalem from the Turks is called the ____ |
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| first to translate the Bible into English |
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| promised "I will be good" |
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| began the Protestant Reformation |
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| invented the printing press |
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| defeated the Spanish Armada |
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| John Calvin, Napoleon Bonaparte, the Eiffel Tower and Mont Blanc are all from/ in _______ |
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| Leonardo da Vinci, Mussolini, Leaning Tower of Pisa, and Mt. Vesuvius are all from/ in ______ |
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| Cortes, Valencia oranges, the Tidelands, and matadors are all from/ in ____ |
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| Johann Sebastian Bach, Adolf Hitler, "Lands of the Reformation" and divided after World War II is _______ |
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| William Tell, neutral republic, landlocked and Internation Red Cross is ____ |
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| tulips, windmills, wooden shoes, dikes and low lands are all from _____ |
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| "Land of the Midnight Sun", fjords, and Oslo |
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| Jutland, Hans Christian Anderson, Greenland are all from _____ |
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| "Land of Fire and Ice", hot sprints, geysers, glaciers, and tundra are all _____ |
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| the mountains that seperates the Iberian Peninsula from the rest of Europe are the ___ |
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| the narrow waterway seperating Europe from Africa is the __ |
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| The cold, treeless lands north of the Arctic circle are called __ |
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| the largest level region in the world is the ___ |
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| the world's deepest freshwater lake is ___ |
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| one of the waterways that gives Russia access to the Black Sea is the ______ |
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| the longet river in Europe is the ___ |
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| the higest peak in Europe is __ |
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| Ivan IV was the first _____ of Russia |
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| Karl Marx was the founder of ___ |
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| Khrushchev threated to bury the _____ |
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| Capital of Papua New Guinea |
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| the longest coral reef in the world |
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| Australia's longest river flower year round |
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| the largest artesian basin in the world |
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| the higest island peak in the world |
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| the migration champion of the world |
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| the first man to insist that Antarctica was actually a continent was |
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| the native inhabitants of Australia were |
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| more languages are spoken in ______ than in any other country in the world |
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| Because Australia is completely below the equator it is often called "____" |
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| the 20,000 - 30,000 islands in the Pacific are called |
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| the word that means small isalnds |
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| the Australian dog fence was built to keep wild dogs known as _____ away from the sheep |
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| Australia is the world leader producer of |
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| Australia's Centeral lowlands and western plateau are often called the __ |
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| because Australia is the Sothern Hemisphere Christ comes in the |
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| Australia's most important tree the ______ is known as a gum tree |
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