Answers are Countries #1

Overseas territories count as part of the country for the last question.

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Hint	Answer
What is considered to be the most peaceful country in the world?	Iceland
What was the largest country that used to be part of the Soviet Union? (USSR)	Russia
Which countries flag consists of an upside-down yellow crescent and star with a green background?	Mauritania
Which country is famous for hunting with Golden Eagles?	Kazakhstan
What is the wealthiest nation in Africa?	South Africa
Which country was created by escaped slaves?	Liberia
Which country got it's name from a nut?	Brazil
Which country has the highest obesity rate?	Nauru
Which country hosts the city with the second highest Polish population	United States of America
Which country is the city of Krung thep maha nakorn amorn ratana kosinmahintar ayutthay amaha dilok phop noppa ratrajathani burirom udom rajaniwesmahasat harn amorn phimarn avatarn sathit sakkattiya visanukamprasit located in?	Thailand
What is the number one corn producing country in South America?	Argentina
Which present day country was the ancient city of Philadelphia located?	Turkey
Where is Dalmatia located?	Croatia
What is the country that has the lowest life expectancy?	Chad
Which country covers the most timezones?	France

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Nov 26, 2015

Peaceful Iceland of the Cod Wars?

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Jan 12, 2017

Brazil didn't get its name from a nut, but from a tree called "Pau-Brasil".

Its reddish trunk resembles blazing charcoal. "Brasa" is the Portuguese translation for blazing or incandescent and Brazil (Brasil) was named after that tree by the first Portuguese settlers who set foot there.

Source: I am Brazilian