Hint | Answer | % Correct | |
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A | One of these hit Harold Godwinson in the eye at the Battle of Hastings | Arrow | 90%
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H | Long series of conflicts with the French, even longer than its name suggests | Hundred Years War | 86%
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F | The most well known member of the gunpowder plotters. Oddly, we still burn an effigy of him every 5th of November. | Guy Fawkes | 85%
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B | Hitler only had one of these, according to a WWII era song | Ball | 84%
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I | One of Queen Victoria's titles: Empress of _____ | India | 83%
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N | The worlds most famous alchemist, did some theorizing on gravity in his spare time | Isaac Newton | 82%
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Y | Mortal enemies of the House of Lancaster | House of York | 74%
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O | Invaded England during the Glorious Revolution: William of _____ | Orange | 74%
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E | English trading company which ended up seizing control of vast areas of Asia | East India Company | 71%
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Z | Country which was formerly the British colony of Southern Rhodesia | Zimbabwe | 70%
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S | Beautiful water fowl; through some quirk of history the king apparently owns them | Swan | 68%
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K | Country where the Mau Mau uprising occurred | Kenya | 65%
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W | This general did such a good job fighting Napoleon they made him a duke | Duke of Wellington | 63%
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T | Brilliant mathematician, code breaker, and computing pioneer | Alan Turing | 62%
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G | Site of a disastrous campaign against the Ottomans in WWI | Gallipoli | 61%
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L | The remains of Richard III were found in a car park in this city in the Midlands | Leicester | 57%
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M | Proprietors of a flying circus. "He's not the messiah, he's a very naughty boy". | Monty Python | 55%
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R | Explorer and tobacco cheerleader, favourite of Elizabeth I | Sir Walter Raleigh | 55%
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V | HMS _______, admiral Nelson's flagship at Trafalgar | Victory | 54%
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U | An 11cm high vessel which contains the ashes of English cricket | Urn | 51%
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D | Prime Minister from 1874–1880 who thoroughly charmed Queen Victoria | Benjamin Disraeli | 50%
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P | Unconquerable bunch north of Hadrian's Wall | Picts | 47%
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J | Lewis Carroll poem "Twas brillig, and the slithy toves. Did gyre and gimble in the wabe." | Jabberwocky | 42%
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X | Coleridge poem: "In ______ did Kubla Khan, A stately pleasure-dome decree" | Xanadu | 38%
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Q | British Marquess after whom the rules of boxing were named | Queensberry | 34%
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C | Man who was proclaimed Roman Emperor by the legions of York | Constantine | 22%
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