Statistics for History of Christianity in Europe Trivia

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Hint	Answer	% Correct
Island where St. Paul is said to have been shipwrecked	Malta	63%
French city home to seven successive popes in the 14th century	Avignon	51%
Country known as the "Eldest Daughter of the Church"	France	49%
Country named after a Dalmatian saint fleeing the Diocletian Persecution	San Marino	43%
Largest church in the world for more than 1000 years	Hagia Sophia	40%
Battle where Charles Martel defended France from the Muslim invasion	Battle of Tours	35%
City where Martin Luther was declared a heretic following an imperial diet	Worms	35%
First archbishop of Canterbury, the "Apostle to the English"	Augustine of Canterbury	30%
Two brothers known as the "Apostles to the Slavs" who created an alphabet for Old Church Slavonic	Cyril and Methodius	30%
Founder of the Methodist Church	John Wesley	29%
Last European country to convert to Christianity, in 1387 AD	Lithuania	29%
Formerly Christian country where only 10% of the population identifies as Christian today	Czechia	27%
Country which officially declared Jesus its king in 2016	Poland	27%
At 99% Christian, it is the most Christian country in the world after the Holy See	Romania	27%
Church which claims to house relics of the Crown of Thorns, True Cross, Holy Lance, among others	Notre-Dame de Paris	25%
Byzantine Empress who opposed Chalcedonianism, and was accused of undermining the unity of Christendom	Theodora I	25%
City in which the Virgin Mary is said to have appeared to three children in 1917	Fatima	24%
Leader of the Bohemian Reformation, which the Moravian Church claims descent from	Jan Hus	24%
The attack on this monastery in 793 AD marks the beginning of the Viking Age	Lindisfarne	21%
Grandmother of the previously mentioned king, venerated in the Orthodox Church as "Equal to the Apostles"	Olga of Kiev	21%
Saint regarded as the founder of Western Christian monasticism, who wrote the Rule	St. Benedict	21%
City where the relics of the Magi are said to be resting	Cologne	19%
Ethnic group in Scandinavia that converted to Christianity in the 18th century	Sami	19%
King responsible for Christianizing the Kievan Rus	Vladimir the Great	17%
Abbess from Kildare, one of the patron saints of Ireland, who shares the name of a Celtic goddess	St. Brigid	13%
Irish saint who evangelized in Scotland	St. Columba	13%
City where radical Anabaptists attempted to establish a communal government	Munster	11%
First Norse king to convert to Christianity	Harald Klak	10%
City where St. Nicholas is said to be buried	Bari	8%
Country which experienced a revival in 1904-1905	Wales	8%
Former priest from Frisia who founded an Anabaptist movement	Menno Simons	6%
Queen of Navarre who led the Huguenots	Jeanne d'Albret	5%
Ascetic movement founded in 1173 AD that spread into the Alps	Waldensians	5%
Region of Greece which continued practicing paganism until the 11th century	Mani Peninsula	3%
Former mosque that later became the largest cathedral in the world	Seville Cathedral	3%
Archbishop of Hamburg-Bremen known as the "Apostle of the North"	St. Ansgar	3%