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History	Country	% Correct
This country was ruled by Eric Bloodaxe, Harald Bluetooth and Sweyn Forkbeard.	Denmark	100%
This country declared independence on 17th February 2008.	Kosovo	91%
This country was created out of the unification of different states in 1871. It was later split into two countries, until it was reunified in 1990,	Germany	89%
This country was given to the Order of St. John in 1530.	Malta	86%
Between 1814 and 1830, this country was a part of the country that now borders it to the north. Previously, this region had been controlled by Spain and then Austria.	Belgium	78%
People were once thrown out of windows in the country's capital.	Czech Republic	78%
Neolithic sites such as the Knap of Howar and Wayland's Smithy are located in this country.	United Kingdom	75%
Fighters from this country made use of Molotov cocktails during the Winter War.	Finland	71%
This country's capital was struck by two earthquakes and tsunamis in the 18th century.	Portugal	71%
This country, along with the country on its western border, formed part of a sovereign state that existed between 1918 and 1939; it was then reestablished in 1945 and existed until 1992.	Slovakia	71%
At one point, Joseph Stalin, Josip Broz Tito and Adolf Hitler lived within a few kilometres of each other in this country's capital.	Austria	70%
This country's capital was besieged from 1992 to 1996.	Bosnia and Herzegovina	70%
The world's oldest surviving parliament was founded in 930 in this country.	Iceland	70%
This country's former leader was executed by firing squad on 25th December 1989.	Romania	69%
A forerunner of this country became the largest sovereign state in Europe in 1410, during the reign of Vytautas the Great.	Lithuania	67%
This country was allegedly founded by a saint in 301 AD.	San Marino	67%
Prior to 1492, an emirate existed in the south of this country.	Spain	67%
Julius Caesar defeated Vercingetorix at the Battle of Alesia in what is now this country.	France	64%
The flag of this country's navy depicts the coat of arms of four former maritime republics located within the modern country.	Italy	64%
In 1897, this country had the third-largest population in the world.	Russia	63%
Northern Epirus was located within what is now this country.	Albania	60%
In antiquity, the area where this country now exists was home to Illyrians and Liburnians.	Croatia	60%
The Cyrillic alphabet was created within one of the medieval precursors of this country.	Bulgaria	57%
This country is named after a family, which in turn is named after a castle in Austria.	Liechtenstein	56%
This country once made up the northern part of Livonia.	Estonia	50%
This country was once home to over one thousand city-states.	Greece	50%
The founder of this country's ruling family was the Genoese leader of the Guelphs.	Monaco	50%
This country's capital was largely destroyed in late 1944.	Poland	50%
This country constructed several forts, including Fort Apollonia, in what is now Ghana in the 17th century, and also had a colony on the banks of the Delaware River.	Sweden	50%
This country's capital served as the seat of the Rurikid prince Oleg between 882 and 912.	Ukraine	50%
This country was established as the result of a treaty signed on 11th February 1929.	Vatican City	50%
This country takes up around two-thirds of the historical region Bessarabia.	Moldova	43%
This country was ruled by the count of Urgell until 988.	Andorra	42%
This country's capital was once three different cities.	Hungary	40%
2,848 people from this country died fighting in the German army during World War II, after the German authorities declared people from this country to be German citizens.	Luxembourg	40%
The type site of the Neolithic Vinča culture is located within this country.	Serbia	38%
The Battle on the Nemiga River took place in this country.	Belarus	33%
The world's first modern stock exchange was established in this country.	Netherlands	33%
This country is located in roughly the same location as the ancient kingdom of Paeonia, which bordered the ancient kingdom this country is named after.	North Macedonia	22%
The precursor of this country was replaced by a sister republic in 1798.	Switzerland	22%
A precursor of this country was a ecclesiastical principality between 1516 and 1852.	Montenegro	18%
This country's capital was a free imperial city of the Holy Roman Empire from 1561 to 1581.	Latvia	14%
States that once existed within the borders of this country include the Kingdom of Agder, the Earldom of Lade and the Kingdom of Voss.	Norway	11%
One of the former kingdoms of this country had a name very similar to a German city.	Ireland	0%
This country's war of independence is known as the Ten-Day War.	Slovenia	0%