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Groups of Things - History #1

Can you guess the members of these historical groups?
Some questions taken from thecoolestdude2
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First submittedAugust 13, 2014
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"Big 3" Allied leaders of WWII
Joseph Stalin
Winston Churchill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
 
"Great" Russian emperors
Peter
Catherine
 
Cities which have been capital
of the United States
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington D.C.
 
Islands where Napoleon lived
Corsica
Elba
Saint Helena
 
Second Roman Triumvirate
Octavian
Mark Antony
Marcus Lepidus
 
Major Axis powers of WWII
Germany
Japan
Italy
Orders of Greek columns
Doric
Ionic
Corinthian
 
Columbus's ships
Niña
Pinta
Santa Maria
 
Largest empires of All-Time
(by land area)
British Empire
Mongol Empire
Russian Empire / Soviet Union
Spanish Empire
 
Warsaw Pact countries
Albania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Soviet Union
 
Houses from the Wars of the Roses
Lancaster
York
Great inventions of Ancient China
Compass
Gunpowder
Paper
Printing
 
Tribes that sacked Rome (400s AD)
Visigoths
Vandals
 
Names of female English monarchs
Anne
Elizabeth
Mary
Victoria
 
Territories lost by Spain in the
Spanish-American War
Cuba
Guam
Philippines
Puerto Rico
 
Italian cities with more people
than Rome in 1500 AD
Naples
Venice
Milan
Florence
Genoa
ander217
+21
Level 75
Sep 23, 2014
I kept typing USA, UK, and Russia for the three allied power leaders, wondering why it wouldn't take any of them. I tried every variation of spelling I could think of even to "The United States of America." Never considered you were asking for men, not countries. Sigh.
irish41
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Level 59
Sep 26, 2014
I did the same thing. I missed all three in that category because it didn't dawn on me that it was asking for people.
Firey
+2
Level 46
Feb 28, 2022
Yeah same but finally I saw that it was leaders (although pretty embarrassing to type Trueman before Roosevelt stupid me lol)
YouLoveEagle
+1
Level 50
May 23, 2022
Same, I put in Russia, then the UK, then USA and then I pressed “give up” , hey, atleast I got the Russian Empire and British Empire for biggest empire in the process :)
LarryLovage
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Level 55
Sep 26, 2014
Have to say, proud of this one. Wasn't that fussed about the Spanish possessions, then suddenly thought, "Oh, Guam and Puerto Rico!", leaving only the Chinese inventions incomplete.
Tinu
+1
Level 41
Sep 28, 2014
A very nice quiz. I would certainly add tea, silk and, yes, china to the list of important Chinese inventions. Also, you should specify that you are interested in the ships Columbus used on the first of his four voyages (of course these are by far the most famous ones, but out of respect for precision, we should acknowledge tat Columbus actually commanded many more ships in his service of the Spanish crown).
brandybuck96
+8
Level 83
Sep 11, 2015
Tea comes from a plant and silk comes from a worm. I wouldn't call them inventions, more discoveries.
Sifhraven
+1
Level 67
Aug 29, 2019
What? you don't discover these, they have to be processed (if not, all those poor silkworms wouldnt be cooked). That way you could say most things werent invented, because the material used for it allready excisted.
englishsystem
+1
Level 68
Sep 24, 2015
Typed Yuan for Mongolian Empire. -___________-
Quizmaster
+6
Level ∞
Aug 26, 2016
Not really the same. The Yuan dynasty doesn't include the western possession of the Mongols.
Quizmaster
+22
Level ∞
Aug 26, 2016
Also, who knows Yuan without knowing Mongol?
idril
+2
Level 63
Jun 21, 2016
Can you accept black powder for gunpowder?
lalav9
+2
Level 56
Apr 8, 2017
Can you add "Octavius" for the 2nd Roman Triumvirate?
Quizmaster
+1
Level ∞
Nov 17, 2021
Yes
kalbahamut
+1
Level 82
Nov 18, 2021
He could but he's not going to.
IvanAndonov
+2
Level 65
Jul 1, 2018
I wrote print instead of printing, that should be accepted.
FatSpartanJediLlama
+1
Level 67
Oct 3, 2019
Pretty proud of myself for getting the largest empires
FatSpartanJediLlama
+1
Level 67
Oct 3, 2019
32 total tho.
HinesBrothers
+1
Level 75
Feb 11, 2020
Please accept Marcus
EytanMelech
+8
Level 67
Mar 8, 2020
Does Lady Jane Grey count as an English Queen?
evileve
+8
Level 39
May 27, 2021
generally not, and neither does Matilda - who probably has a greater right. She was named as Henry's heir and contested the title for far longer with significantly greater support than Jane had.
ConradBrunstrom
+2
Level 79
Nov 17, 2021
Jane is included in other JetPunk quizzes.
joanie97
+2
Level 72
Nov 29, 2021
I remembered Jane and Matilda and was annoyed that they weren't accepted, but somehow totally forgot Victoria...
redsplat
+4
Level 74
Nov 18, 2021
I second this emotion -- Jane reigned even if only for 9 days.
Neil
+3
Level 60
Nov 29, 2021
Yes, Jane was definitely monarch, and it would be harsh to not include Matilda, as she reigned in her own right
Badeghut
+1
Level 70
Nov 30, 2021
I mean Matilda was never officially declared queen. Instead she was title as "Lady of the English."
duckwantbread
+1
Level 64
May 5, 2023
Whilst Jane technically reigned she was viewed as a usurper to the throne, basically the equivalent of some random person proclaiming themself as king with the support of a few traitors and then saying "I still count as a former monarch" when they get arrested. Jane Grey obviously had more claim to the throne than that but that's the narrative that was held at the time and it has subsequently carried on through the centuries.
JackintheBox
+1
Level 79
Apr 5, 2020
Got 44/57, and can't believe I missed Spanish Empire...
WanderingWalrus
+1
Level 78
Nov 17, 2021
Didn't China invent China?
kalbahamut
+2
Level 82
Nov 18, 2021
was that a great invention?
FedericoGuzman
+4
Level 73
Nov 19, 2021
It was a great invention but maybe not a Great Invention.
kalbahamut
+5
Level 82
Nov 29, 2021
I need to go look up who invented Frosted Flakes.
cornflakesfu
+4
Level 86
Nov 17, 2021
Can someone explain how Rome (pre-filled in) is an Italian city with more people than Rome in 1500 AD?
SpencerGT
+1
Level 67
Nov 18, 2021
I think it's modern day population.
MaxStickies
+3
Level 79
Nov 18, 2021
Its probably just for comparison.
FredB
+1
Level 95
Nov 18, 2021
Santa Clara should be accepted as a type in for Niña, since that was the actual name of the ship (Niña was her nickname).
Algernon
+4
Level 72
Nov 19, 2021
Clearly I am in a minority when it comes to Greek Columns. I laughed out loud when I read that question and thought ‘who the **** knows anything about Greek columns?’ Then I saw the percentage who got each answer. Either I missed out learning them, and I’m not sure when

I would ever have come across it, or a lot of people on here have some even more obscure knowledge that I realised. Or people cheat, I guess, lol.

blizzrd33
+1
Level 79
Nov 25, 2021
My father studied architecture and I always heard about styles of different columns growing up. I have never had any use for the information, but I can still remember it.
Rinaldo
+3
Level 32
Nov 29, 2021
We were taught these in elementary school at some point. Not sure why they were so all-fired important in comparison with other things, but there they were, maybe as part of learning about Greek mythology. As the scores indicate, they have been (at least at some point in the past) pretty widely included as part of general education.
Carry
+2
Level 63
Nov 30, 2021
I remember the history classes about ancient Greece in like 5th grade but nothing about columns. And even if you did, how the heck do you remember that?
xarnac
+1
Level 73
Sep 27, 2022
Took A Level Classics due to an interest in mythology. All I remember now is the bloody columns. And the plays.
Dimby
+2
Level 77
May 5, 2023
I believe the columns are generally taught because it shows the degrees of influence that the Greeks had in other cultures. That’s what I remember my elementary school teacher saying anyway.
SamoNG
+1
Level 42
Nov 29, 2021
In Slovakia for example, it is part of the History class when you study the topic of Ancient Greece.
GreatDane
+1
Level 64
Jan 27, 2022
Can St Helena be accepted for Saint Helena island?
Quizmaster
+1
Level ∞
Jan 27, 2022
It already is.
PSN
+1
Level 49
Jan 28, 2022
Philadelphia is not a US capital city. Harrisburg is the capital of Pennsylvania, not Philadelphia. If you mean original capitals of the country, you may want to reword the clue.
Quagga50
+4
Level 81
Apr 4, 2022
The 3 blanks make it pretty clear that it's not asking for state capitals.
Quagga50
+2
Level 81
Apr 4, 2022
Although a "Groups of Things" quiz where the only question is US state capitals would be pretty funny.
ShnevorSomeone
+1
Level 61
Jun 4, 2022
Kept trying Leipidus, Leipdus, etc. but never quite got it :(

Perhaps accept some misspellings?

SolNavairea
+1
Level 58
Jun 28, 2022
I object Catherine wasn't an emperor she was an empress.Anyway that's my excuse for not getting her.
DrUsual
+1
Level 28
Jul 25, 2022
I may have misunderstood (or just missed something) but what's the criteria for the three U.S. capital cities? These three cities just seem like three random choices to me...
plutark
+4
Level 51
Aug 9, 2022
They are former national capital cities.
Se7enteen
+1
Level 55
May 5, 2023
There were various other US national capitals prior to 1800.

Trenton served for a month;

Annapolis for 8 months.

That said these are all kind of confusing but perhaps a caveat would help explain?

GoblinOfCooz
+1
Level 75
May 5, 2023
aw man. I got "paper" and was like, isn't printing one? But I figured cuz I'd gotten paper, it wouldn't also be printing.
aFuzzyPanda
+1
Level 57
May 7, 2023
Was so focused on getting all the satellite states that I forgot to type in the USSR. >_
timshorts
+1
Level 55
May 9, 2023
What happened to yugoslavia?
terrped
+1
Level 61
Nov 2, 2023
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tito%E2%80%93Stalin_split
bjaffer
+1
Level 56
Jun 5, 2023
There were more than just three cities that were the capital of the United States, including Baltimore and Annapolis, Lancaster and York, Pennsylvania, and Trenton and Princeton in Jersey. While these were all used prior to 1787, the United States was still very much an independent nation, especially after 1783
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