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Hint	Answer	% Correct
This city in Egypt was named after a great Macedonian Conquerer.	Alexandria	100%
This city was the same one in which JFK was assasinated by Lee Harvey Oswald.	Dallas	100%
Originally founded in 59 BC as a Roman army camp, it later became the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance.	Florence	100%
This city was originally named Saigon, but was renamed after the fall of South Vietnam.	Ho Chi Minh City	100%
The Bosphorus seperates this famous city.	Istanbul	100%
It is the capital of the region of Catalonia, and was capital of Spain from 1937-1939.	Barcelona	95%
The capital of the Kievan Rus through 879-1240 CE.	Kyiv	79%
This slavic-capital has a river called the Ljubljanica, or "The River of Seven Names".	Ljubljana	79%
___ Castle was built on an extinct volcano. This country is also famous for its music culture and bagpipes.	Edinburgh	68%
This city in Mexico has around 5 million people, and also has 5 A's in its name.	Guadalajara	68%
This capital in population is the 2nd largest in metropolitan area in the middle east, just behind Cairo.	Tehran	63%
Símon Bolivar was born here in 1783, in this modern-day capital city.	Caracas	58%
Was originally named Níkaia when founded, now it is owned by France.	Nice	58%
During this country's history, this city was the capital from the 12th century to 18th century, and then again from 20th century to today.	Moscow	47%
This east asian city has the nickname Tenka no Daldokoro, which means the nation's kitchen which refers back to the Edo Period, as it served the country's rice-trade hub.	Osaka	47%
This city in the southern hemisphere means "January River", but in reality it should've meant "January Bay".	Rio de Janeiro	47%
This capital of China in the Shaanxi province is called ___, and the city is pronounced shee-ahn.	Xi'an	47%
This city was destroyed by the Romans under the rule of Hadrian in the year 70 CE.	Jerusalem	42%
This European capital city invented the snow globe in 1900.	Vienna	37%
This city was the capital of two ancient east asian kingdoms, and is a currently a capital in one of today's countries.	Pyongyang	32%
The original Roman name for this city was Trajectum ad Rhenum meaning (Ford on the Rhine), and the Union of ___ was signed by 7 provinces here in this city in 1579.	Utrecht	32%
This city has the highest constitutional capital the world.	Quito	26%
A major uprising started here on August 1st, 1944 in Europe.	Warsaw	26%
The original city site was named Nueva Isabela, and was settled in 1496.	Santo Domingo	21%
This nations largest city is home to the Shwedagon Pagoda, and the population is majoritively Buddhist.	Yangon	21%
This city/town lies on the Zambezi river in the north-western province of Kabompo, Zambia.	Zambezi	21%