Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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Ruled by Fidel Castro for more than 50 years | Cuba | 99%
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Struck by a potato blight in the 1840s | Ireland | 94%
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Before the 1500s, it was possible to walk to this island from India | Sri Lanka | 92%
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Turkey invaded this island in 1974 and today controls about 40% of its land | Cyprus | 91%
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Inhabitants built large stone faces known as "moai" | Easter Island | 86%
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Where Chiang Kai-shek and his army fled to in 1949 | Taiwan | 86%
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Hadrian's Wall divided it in half in the 2nd century AD | Great Britain | 85%
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Mediterranean island ruled by the Knights Hospitaller from 1530–1798 | Malta | 85%
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Formerly known as Van Diemen's Land, it joined Australia in 1901 | Tasmania | 84%
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"Inescapable" prison island where Al Capone spent some time | Alcatraz | 83%
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Home to the Minoan civilization | Crete | 82%
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Where Rastafarian religion got its start in the 1930s | Jamaica | 82%
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This island's "Cosa Nostra" crime syndicate evolved from private security forces in the 19th century | Sicily | 78%
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This island's Colossus was a 33 meter high statue of the god Helios | Rhodes | 72%
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Home to the world's oldest Parliament, the Althing | Iceland | 65%
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The western half of this island was ruled by "Papa Doc" and "Baby Doc" Duvalier | Hispaniola | 64%
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Dutch settlers bought this island from Native Americans for goods worth 60 guilders (about $1000 in today's money) | Manhattan | 59%
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Remote island in the middle of the Atlantic where Napoleon died in 1821 | Saint Helena | 59%
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In 1819, Stamford Raffles established a British colony on this strategic site near the Strait of Malacca | Singapore | 55%
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A weapons ban contributed to the development of karate on this island | Okinawa | 41%
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