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Ancient and Modern History Quiz for 15 February 2010

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1

The first overseas property owned by the government of the USA, a US legation (consulate), was in which city?

A
Dublin, Ireland
B
Paris, France
C
London, England
D
Tangier, Morocco
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2

Which nation established the first settlement in what is now South Africa at Table Bay in 1652?

A
Portugal
B
Holland
C
England
D
Spain
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3

Under the Treaty of Utrecht (1713), which followed the War Of The Spanish Succession, Spain ceded Minorca and which other area to Britain?

A
Sark
B
Canary Islands
C
Gibraltar
D
Barcelona
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4

American Iva Ikuko Toguri D'Aquino, who was convicted for treason in 1949 and pardoned by US President Gerald Ford in 1977, was popularly known as whom?

A
Yoko Ono
B
Tokyo Rose
C
Madam Butterfly
D
The Nightingale of Nanking
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5

With the history of which country is Davy Crockett associated?

A
Vietnam
B
Mexico
C
USA
D
Cuba
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6

From 1922 to 1937, what name was given to the area of Ireland that was more independent than the rest of the island ?

A
Ireland
B
The Irish republic
C
The Republic Of Ireland
D
The Irish Free State
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7

What event applies to Charles II of England in 1660 and the Bourbons in 1814 and 1815?

A
Regency period
B
Execution
C
Abdication
D
Restoration
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