History
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Capital(s)
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Founded or settled by the Phoenicians
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Beirut | Lisbon | Tripoli
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Located on the site of a capital of the Mongol Empire
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Beijing
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Former member of the Hanseatic League
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Berlin | Riga | Stockholm | Tallinn
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Located within what used to be the Inca Empire
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La Paz | Lima | Quito | Santiago | Sucre
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Located within territory controlled by Japan before World War II (excluding Tokyo)
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Majuro | Ngerulmud | Palikir | Pyongyang | Seoul | Taipei
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Located within what used to be the Swedish Empire (excluding Stockholm)
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Accra | Helsinki | Riga | Tallinn
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Built upon a Maya city
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Guatemala City
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Located within what used to be the Neo-Assyrian Empire (including vassals)
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Amman | Baghdad | Beirut | Cairo | Damascus | Jerusalem | Kuwait City | Nicosia
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Visited by Peter the Great during his second trip around Europe
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Amsterdam | Copenhagen | Paris
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Hometown of a passenger on the Titanic (excluding Europe and North America)
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Bangkok | Beirut | Buenos Aires | Cairo | Cape Town | Lima | Montevideo | Tokyo
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Controlled by Australia (excluding Canberra)
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Port Moresby | Yaren
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Visited by Ibn Battuta
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Algiers | Baghdad | Beijing | Cairo | Damascus | Jerusalem | Muscat | New Delhi | Sana'a | Tripoli | Tunis
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Hosted the Winter Olympic Games
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Oslo | Sarajevo
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Was once the capital, or is located on the site of the capital, of an empire within the Americas
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Mexico City | Port-au-Prince
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Located within what used to be the Khmer Empire
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Bangkok | Phnom Penh | Vientaine
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Founded or settled by German colonists in Africa
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Dodoma | Gitega | Kigali | Lomé | Windhoek | Yaoundé
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Located within what used to be the Carolingian Empire (including tributary states)
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Amsterdam | Andorra la Vella | Berlin | Bern | Bratislava | Brussels | Budapest | Liechtenstein | Ljubljana | Luxembourg | Monaco | Paris | Prague | Rome | San Marino | Vaduz | Vatican City | Vienna | Zagreb
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Damaged by an earthquake before 1900, in the Americas
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Caracas | Lima | Port-au-Prince | Quito | Santiago
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Founded after 1850, in Central Asia
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Ashgabat | Dushanbe
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Capital of one of the Central Powers of the First World War (excluding Berlin)
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Budapest | Sofia | Vienna
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