Description | Answer | % Correct |
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Fascist leader of Italy, 1925–1943 | Benito Mussolini | 95%
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Artist who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel | Michelangelo | 90%
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Lagoon-based city that dominated Mediterranean commerce in the Middle Ages | Venice | 89%
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City known as the "birthplace" of the above | Florence | 87%
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Cultural "rebirth" that started in Italy around 1300 | Renaissance | 87%
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Scientist who discovered the moons of Jupiter | Galileo Galilei | 83%
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Frenchman who conquered Italy in the early 1800s and made many reforms | Napoleon | 78%
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African country invaded by Italy in 1935 | Ethiopia | 75%
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Poet who wrote "The Divine Comedy" | Dante Alighieri | 74%
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Family that ruled that city. Notable members included Cosimo and Lorenzo. | Medici | 70%
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Rome's largest church, completed in 1626 | St. Peter's | 70%
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Rival of that city; birthplace of Columbus | Genoa | 66%
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Title for the ruler of the above | Doge | 56%
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German empire that technically ruled Italy from 951–1806 | Holy Roman | 56%
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Capital of Piedmont that was the first capital of Italy (1861–1865) | Turin | 54%
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Germanic tribe that ruled Italy from 568–774 and who gave their name to Milan's region | The Lombards | 42%
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Family name of the notoriously corrupt Pope Alexander VI (1492–1503) | Borgia | 40%
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General whose "redshirts" fought for that unification | Giuseppe Garibaldi | 38%
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First king of a united Italy (1861) | Victor Emmanuel II | 35%
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Faction that were rivals of the Ghibellines | The Guelphs | 19%
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