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Ultimate Countries of the World Quiz
Can you name all the countries of the world, both sovereign and non-sovereign. Non-sovereign includes Autonomous and semi-autonomous territories as well as disputed states. Given the somewhat objective interpretation of what constitutes a non-sovereign state, this quiz may not be 100% comprehensive.
As a hint, the shaded answer blocks represent non-sovereign states.
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Last updated: September 19, 2016
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| First submitted | September 1, 2016 |
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| Average score | 61.4% |
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scambigol
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Level 76
Sep 1, 2016
nice idea! I wonder how 'correct' it is, why is Zanzibar there? Should St Helena be added?
Senlac
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Level 47
Sep 2, 2016
Shouldn't "Puerto Rico" be in grey?
geohist
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Level 37
Sep 5, 2016
Thanks for the feedback! Yeah, it is easily up to interpretation when talking about the status of non-sovereign nations- autonomous, semi-autonomous, disputed, etc. No one's lists ever agree so I can't say it is 'correct.' Zanzibar was included because it does have its own government, is semi-autonomous, and there is at least some proportion of the population that think it should be independent. St. Helena is on there, though I wasn't sure where to group it geographically. It's also separated from Ascension and Tristan da Cunha, which is also maybe not correct.
geohist
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Level 37
Sep 5, 2016
And yes, Puerto Rico should be in gray. Thanks for catching that!
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