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Which illness wiped out thousands of people across Europe during the 14th Century?
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Which revolutionary anthem was the Soviet national anthem until 1944?
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What is the last name of Bruce Wayne/Batman's butler Alfred?
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Kristiano
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Armistice Day, which later became Veterans Day, originally commemorated the end of which war?
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TriviaBot Which fictional detective has an efficient secretary named Miss Lemon and manservant named Georges?
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Kristiano
Kristiano
Often found on the floors of Roman villas, what are tesserae?
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Kristiano
Who was the Queen of Spain when the decree was published in 1492 to expel the Jews?
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What future Soviet dictator was training to be a priest when he got turned on to Marxism?
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Kristiano
Kristiano
What law enforcement agency can be traced to the 8th Texas Cavalry Regiment?
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Kristiano
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What grand-nephew of Julius Caesar was the first emperor of Rome?
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Ancient Romans created something that would help make large buildings. What was this achievement?
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Kristiano
Kristiano
During WWII, what does the term 'ghost division' generally mean?
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Kristiano
Kristiano
Launched in 1973, what was the first space station owned and operated by NASA?
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What is the name given to the spot in Massachusetts where the Pilgrims are said to have landed?
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Kristiano
The civil war of which country lasted from 1936-1939?
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Kristiano
Kristiano
Wow! I would have never thought it was some many pieces.