Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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British royal house in power since its name change in 1917 | Windsor | 97%
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German composer of bombastic operas (Richard) | Wagner | 90%
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Medieval persecution of women accused of using magic | Witch-hunt | 87%
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British author of the early 20th century with great influence on feminism (Virginia) | Woolf | 86%
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Won the battle of Hastings | William the Conqueror | 84%
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The movie “Braveheart” depicts the life of this Scottish knight (William) | Wallace | 83%
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His steam engine sparked the industrial revolution (James) | Watt | 80%
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The first German republic was named after this Thuringian city | Weimar | 73%
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Won at Waterloo | Wellington | 73%
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Finland defended itself heroically against this Soviet invasion | Winter War | 73%
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Anglo-Saxon kingdom in Southern England ruled by Alfred the Great | Wessex | 69%
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A couple of the most important peace treaties in European history (1648) are named after this German region | Westphalia | 44%
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Austrian president and UN Secretary General who tried to cover up his role during WWII (Kurt) | Waldheim | 39%
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Anti-Nazi resistance group initiated by Sophie and Hans Scholl | White Rose | 24%
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German scientist who promoted the continental drift theory (Alfred) | Wegener | 17%
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These groups of Slavic people became the target of a Germanic crusade in 1147 | Wends | 15%
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Legendary catholic general of the Thirty Years’ War (Albert) | Wallenstein | 13%
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Most famous German medieval “Minnesänger” (bard) | Walther (von der Vogelweide) | 12%
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This major European dynasty with royalties from the 9th through the 20th century is also called “Guelphs” | Welfs | 9%
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Supposedly the largest trebuchet in history, used by King Edward during the siege of Stirling Castle | War Wolf | 8%
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