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Ancient and Modern History Quiz for 25 January 2010

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1

Which country became a separate state in 1890 after having been, since 1443, part of Burgundy, Spain, Austria, Belgium and the Netherlands?

A
Poland
B
Andorra
C
Leichtenstein
D
Luxembourg
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2

What was the name of the first nuclear-powered submarine, launched on 21 January 1954?

A
Endeavour
B
Explorer
C
Nautilus
D
Enterprise
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3

Which air force owned the two military planes that fatally crashed in April and May 2009?

A
Somalia
B
Thailand
C
Indonesia
D
India
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4

Which country, governed by the Danish government as its colony, was made an equal part of the Danish Kingdom in 1953?

A
Greenland
B
The Faroe Islands
C
Iceland
D
Danish West Indies
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5

What is the name of the bill of rights entrenched in the Constitution of Canada, which forms the first part of their Constitution Act, 1982?

A
Declaration of Independence
B
Bill of Rights
C
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
D
Charter of Rights and Freedoms
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6

The Union of South Africa was formed in 1910: which area did not join the Union until 1919?

A
South West Africa
B
Natal
C
Transvaal
D
Orange Free State
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7

Who was the head of the Vichy Government at the end of World War II?

A
Michel Le Grand
B
Charles de Gaulle
C
Cyrano de Bergerac
D
Henri Philippe Petain
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