Letter
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Hint
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Answer
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A
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Supposedly said "Let them eat cake"
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Marie Antoinette
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B
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King Henry VIII's second wife
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Anne Boleyn
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C
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Writing system developed in Bulgaria in the 9th-10th century AD for Slavic-speaking people
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Cyrillic Script
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D
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The Ultimate Renaissance Man, painter of the Mona Lisa
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Leonardo da Vinci
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E
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German-born theoretical physicist well-known for his theory of relativity
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Albert Einstein
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F
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Victor in the Spanish Civil War who became the country's dictator until 1975
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Francisco Franco
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G
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Name given to modern-day France by the Romans during Julius Caesar's conquests
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Gaul
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H
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Carthaginian general who led his African battle elephants across the Alps
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Hannibal
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I
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First Tsar of all of Russia who presumably caused much terror
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Ivan the Terrible
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J
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Minority ethnic group targeted by Nazi Germany during the Holocaust
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Jews
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K
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Former capital of Prussia, now the Russian city of Kaliningrad
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Königsberg
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L
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Russian revolutionary who seized power as leader of the Bolsheviks
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Vladimir Lenin
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M
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Document signed by King John of England in 1215 which established the principle that the king was not above the law
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Magna Carta
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N
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Heroic admiral of the Royal Navy who was killed during his victory in the Battle of Trafalgar
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Horatio Nelson
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O
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English city whose famous university founded in 1096
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Oxford
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P
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Ancient Roman temple dedicated to all the gods
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Pantheon
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Q
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Niels Bohr and Max Planck both received a Nobel Prize for their work in this foundational theory of modern physics
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Quantum Theory
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R
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Confederation of German client states established in 1806 at the command of Napoleon
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Confederation of the Rhine
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S
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Greek philosopher who is often credited as the founder of Western philosophy
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Socrates
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T
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Fateful ship that departed from Southampton in 1912 on its way to New York
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Titanic
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U
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Codename of one of the D-Day beaches stormed by allied forces on June 6, 1944
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Utah
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V
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Germanic people who had kingdoms in Iberia and North Africa, and sacked Rome in 455 AD
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Vandals
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W
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Knight who was one of the main leaders during the First War of Scottish Independence
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William Wallace
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X
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Roman numerals for 44
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XLIV
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Y
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Country in the Balkans that dissolved in 1992
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Yugoslavia
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Z
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King of the Greek gods on Mount Olympus
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Zeus
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