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Country	Hint	Answer	% Correct
Israel	Most important figure in Christianity and a great Prophet in Islam.	Jesus	88%
Brazil	Soccer player who won the FIFA World Cup three times.	Pelé	88%
Germany	Führer of Germany who invaded Poland that initiated WWII in Europe.	Adolf Hitler	82%
United States	First President of the United States.	George Washington	82%
Argentina	Soccer player who won the Ballon D'or a record of seven times.	Lionel Messi	82%
France	First Emperor of the French.	Napoleon Bonaparte	82%
South Africa	Anti-apartheid political leader who became the first President of the Republic of South Africa.	Nelson Mandela	82%
Russia	Founder of Soviet Russia and the USSR and developed his own ideology based on Marxism.	Vladimir Lenin	82%
China	Philosopher who is the most well known oriental philosopher.	Confucius	76%
Cuba	Revolutionary who became the leader of Cuba and made it into a one-party communist state.	Fidel Castro	76%
India	Individual who achieved full enlightenment and founder of one of the world's biggest religion.	Gautama Buddha	76%
Italy	He became the Dictator of Rome after defeating Pompey in a civil war.	Julius Caesar	76%
Colombia	Drug lord who is the wealthiest criminal in history.	Pablo Escobar	76%
Greece	Philosopher who is considered to the founder of Western Philosophy.	Socrates	76%
Netherlands	Artist famous for cutting his ear and for 'The Starry Night' painting.	Vincent van Gogh	76%
Sweden	Inventor of the dynamite and donated the majority of his wealth to found a prize that would be awarded to those who, during the preceding year, have conferred the greatest benefit to Humankind.	Alfred Nobel	71%
Mongolia	Founder and first Great Khan of the Mongol Empire.	Genghis Khan	71%
Ireland	Patron Saint of the country and apparently rid the country of snakes.	Saint Patrick	71%
Austria	Composer, one of the most prolific of the Classical period and known for his work such as 'Requiem' and 'Symphony no.41'.	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart	71%
Jamaica	Arguably the most famous reggae artist.	Bob Marley	65%
Portugal	Soccer player who is the highest goalscorer of the UEFA Champions League and has won the Ballon D'Or five times.	Cristiano Ronaldo	65%
Japan	Emperor of Japan during WWII.	Hirohito	65%
Poland	Polymath who formulated the Heliocentric model of the Solar System.	Nicolaus Copernicus	65%
South Korea	K-pop singer whose song became the first video to hit 1 billion views on YouTube.	PSY	65%
Tunisia	General who invaded Rome by crossing the Alps with war elephants.	Hannibal	59%
Saudi Arabia	Last Prophet of Islam.	Muhammad	59%
Cambodia	Leader of the Khmer Rouge and perpetrator of the Cambodian genocide.	Pol Pot	59%
Barbados	Best-selling music artist based on total certified units.	Rihanna	59%
Switzerland	Tennis player ranked world No.1 for a record of 237 consecutive weeks.	Roger Federer	59%
Venezuela	He is known as 'El Libertador' and has led multiple South American countries to independence.	Simón Bolívar	59%
Chile	Former President of Chile who seized power in a coup d'état with the help of the United States.	Augusto Pinochet	53%
Ivory Coast	Soccer forward player who played for Chelsea FC and won the UEFA Champions League in 2012.	Didier Drogba	53%
Vietnam	First President of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam.	Hồ Chí Minh	53%
Uruguay	Soccer player known for biting his opponents.	Luis Suárez	53%
Croatia	Engineer best known for designing the modern alternating current electricity supply system.	Nikola Tesla	53%
Syria	One of the twelve Apostles of Jesus Christ and regarded as the first Bishop of Rome.	Saint Peter	53%
North Korea	Second supreme leader of North Korea who during his rule, the country faced a lot a famine and food scarcity issues.	Kim Jong-il	47%
Bulgaria	Slave and gladiator who led a major slave uprising against the Roman Republic.	Spartacus	47%
Romania	Ruler of Wallachia known for using a specific method of execution.	Vlad III	47%
Serbia	First Christian Roman Emperor.	Constantine I	41%
Iceland	Norse explorer who is thought of as the first European to set foot on continental North America.	Leif Erikson	41%
Belgium	King of the Belgians who founded and owned the Congo Free State.	Leopold II	41%
Mali	Mansa of the Mali Empire during its territorial peak.	Mansa Musa	41%
Turkey	First President of Turkey.	Mustafa Kemal Atatürk	41%
Egypt	Pharaoh regarded as the most powerful of the New Kingdom.	Ramesses II	41%
Iran	Iranian Prophet who founded a religious movement that became the staple religion in ancient Iran.	Zoroaster	41%
New Zealand	First person to reach both the North Pole and South Pole and also one of the first two climbers to reach the summit of Mount Everest.	Edmund Hillary	35%
United Kingdom	British Monarch who ruled the largest empire in history.	George V	35%
Ethiopia	Last true Emperor of Ethiopia who was a member of the Solomonic dynasty.	Haile Selassie	35%
Denmark	Author most famous for his fairy tales such as 'The Little Mermaid', 'The Ugly Duckling' and 'The Little Match Girl' among others.	Hans Christian Andersen	35%
Libya	Former leader of Libya who created the Third International Theory.	Muammar Gaddafi	35%
Zimbabwe	Second President of Zimbabwe.	Robert Mugabe	35%
Iraq	Sultan of Egypt and Syria who commanded the army that was victorious against the Crusaders in the Battle of Hattin.	Saladin	35%
Cameroon	Soccer forward player who is the highest goal scorer for the Cameroon national team and won the UEFA Champions League on four occasions.	Samuel Eto'o	35%
Ukraine	Former professional boxer who held the world heavyweight championship twice.	Wladimir Klitschko	35%
Taiwan	President of the Republic of China who retreated to Taiwan during the Chinese civil war.	Chiang Kai-shek	29%
Norway	Explorer who was the first to reach the South Pole and to navigate the Northwest Passage.	Roald Amundsen	29%
Senegal	Soccer player who is the top scorer for Senegal's Men National Team.	Sadio Mané	29%
Algeria	Bishop of Hippo Regius who influenced the development of Western philosophy and Western Christianity.	Augustine of Hippo	24%
Lebanon	Queen of Tyre who fled and founded Carthage.	Dido	24%
Brunei	Sultan of Brunei who had a massive car collection that landed the royal family in financial crisis.	Hassanal Bolkiah	24%
Democratic Republic of the Congo	Dictator of Zaire.	Mobutu Sese Seko	24%
Indonesia	First President of Indonesia.	Sukarno	24%
Haiti	General who led the Haitian Revolution for independence.	Toussaint Louverture	24%
Albania	He served as the youngest Prime Minister of Albania before becoming the first King of the Albanians.	Zog I	24%
Jordan	First Emir of Transjordan and then first King of Jordan.	Abdullah I	18%
Bahamas	One of the founders of the Republic of Pirates in Nassau and mentor to Edward Teach.	Benjamin Hornigold	18%
Spain	First governor of New Castille and founder of the city of Lima in Peru.	Francisco Pizarro	18%
Finland	Composer whose music helped developed the country's national identity during its struggle for independence from Russia.	Jean Sibelius	18%
Pakistan	Founder of Pakistan and the first Governor-General of Pakistan.	Muhammad Ali Jinnah	18%
Vatican City	He signed the Lateran Treaty with Italy thus establishing Vatican City as a sovereign state.	Pope Pius XI	18%
Uzbekistan	Founder of the Timurid Empire.	Timur	18%
Cyprus	Philosopher who founded the Stoic school of philosophy.	Zeno of Citium	18%
Morocco	Explorer whose 70,000+ miles voyage he dictated in 'The Rihla' and he is the explorer of pre-modern history to have travel the most distance.	Abu Abdullah Muhammad ibn Battutah	12%
Peru	Last Saba Inca of the Inca Empire and was captured and executed by the Spaniards.	Atahualpa	12%
Trinidad and Tobago	Cricketer who is considered one of the greatest batsmen and holds the record for the highest individual score in first-class cricket.	Brian Lara	12%
Singapore	First Prime Minister of Singapore.	Lee Kuan Yew	12%
Panama	Baseball pitcher who holds the MLB's record for most career saves at 652.	Mariano Rivera	12%
Angola	Regent Queen who had her 7 year old nephew murdered to become the ruling Queen of the Kingdom of Ndongo.	Nzinga Mbande	12%
San Marino	Founder of a monastery that later became the state of San Marino.	Saint Marinus	12%
Slovakia	He was the first Secretary of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia and was forced to resigned following the Warsaw Pact Invasion due to his liberal reforms.	Alexander Dubček	6%
Montenegro	First King of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes and later the first King of Yugoslavia.	Alexander I	6%
Georgia	First King of of the Kingdom of Georgia.	Bagrat III	6%
Czech Republic	First King of Bohemia to become Holy Roman Emperor.	Charles IV	6%
Australia	First Prime Minister of Australia.	Edmund Barton	6%
Seychelles	Second President of Seychelles who overthrew the first President and became a benevolent dictator known as "The Boss".	France-Albert René	6%
Tonga	First King of modern Tonga.	George Tupou I	6%
Chad	Former President of Chad who made petroleum production the driving force of the country's economy after it was discovered in the early 2000s.	Idriss Déby	6%
Central African Republic	Self-proclaimed Emperor of Central Africa.	Jean-Bédel Bokassa	6%
Dominica	Novelist known for the 'Wide Sargasso Sea' novel.	Jean Rhys	6%
Kenya	First President of Kenya.	Jomo Kenyatta	6%
Tanzania	First President of Tanganyika and first President of Tanzania after the union with Zanzibar.	Julius Nyerere	6%
North Macedonia	Byzantine Emperor who is known for the uniform rewriting of Roman Law and is known as the "Last Roman".	Justinian I	6%
Ghana	First Prime Minister and President of Ghana.	Kwame Nkrumah	6%
Philippines	Second President of the Philippines and the first Filipino to be Head of Government of the entire Philippines.	Manuel L. Quezon	6%
Afghanistan	Declared independence of the Loy Kandahar region and became the first Emir of what is today, Afghanistan.	Mirwais Hotak	6%
Eswatini	King of Eswatini who had the country changed its name from Swaziland to mark its 50th anniversary of independence.	Mswati III	6%
Kuwait	Former ruler of Kuwait who assassinated his half-brother to ascend to the throne.	Mubarak Al-Sabah	6%
Sudan	Sufi Leader who claimed to be the Mahdi and created an Islamic State that became known as the Mahdist State.	Muhammad Ahmad	6%
Azerbaijan	Poet who is considered the greatest romantic poet in Persian literature.	Nizami Ganjavi	6%
Kazakhstan	First President of Kazakhstan	Nursultan Nazarbayev	6%
Tajikistan	13th century poet and Islamic scholar who is widely regarded as one of the best poets in the Persian language.	Rumi	6%
Turkmenistan	First President of Turkmenistan.	Saparmurat Niyazov	6%
Mauritius	First Prime Minister of Mauritius.	Seewoosagur Ramgoolam	6%
Canada	Former Premier of Saskatchewan and introduced the first single-payer, universal health care program in North America.	Tommy Douglas	6%
Malaysia	First Prime Minister of Malaysia.	Tunku Abdul Rahman	6%
Saint Lucia	Economist who introduced the dual sector model and wrote 'The Theory of Economic Growth'.	William Arthur Lewis	6%
Yemen	First President of Yemen Arab Republic.	Abdullah al-Sallal	0%
Somalia	First President of Somalia.	Aden Adde	0%
Comoros	First President of the country.	Ahmed Abdallah Abderemane	0%
Bahrain	First Hakim of Bahrain.	Ahmed ibn Muhammad ibn Khalifa	0%
Guinea	First President of Guinea.	Ahmed Sékou Touré	0%
Paraguay	Dictator of Paraguay who suspended constitutional and civil rights and was later overthrown by his most trusted Major General.	Alfredo Stroessner	0%
Oman	Lexicographer who made the first Arabic dictionary.	Al-Khalil ibn Ahmad al-Farahidi	0%
Republic of the Congo	First Prime Minister of the Country who was also the President at the time.	Alphonse Massamba-Débat	0%
Marshall Islands	First President of Marshall Islands.	Amata Kabua	0%
Myanmar	Founder of the Pagan Empire and considered the father of the Burmese Nation.	Anawrahta Minsaw	0%
Bolivia	Supreme Protector of the Peru-Bolivian Confederation.	Andrés de Santa Cruz	0%
Benin	Five-time Grammy winning singer dubbed 'Africa's premier diva' by Time Magazine.	Angélique Kidjo	0%
Kiribati	Former President of the country dubbed the Gandhi of the Pacific.	Anote Tong	0%
Cape Verde	First President of the country.	Aristides Pereira	0%
Guyana	First President of Guyana.	Arthur Chung	0%
Kyrgyzstan	First President of Kyrgyzstan	Askar Akayev	0%
Gambia	First President of Gambia.	Dawda Jawara	0%
Suriname	President of Suriname who was convicted for the December Murders which happened when he was the leader in a military rule.	Dési Bouterse	0%
Maldives	Second King to rule the whole of Maldives and the first ruler of the Theemuge Dynasty following his conversion to Islam.	Dhovemi	0%
Sri Lanka	First Prime Minister of Ceylon.	Don Stephen Senanayake	0%
Uganda	First President of Uganda.	Edward Mutesa	0%
Kosovo	First President of the Republic of Kosovo.	Fatmir Sejdiu	0%
Samoa	First Prime Minister of Western Samoa.	Fiamē Mataʻafa Faumuina Mulinuʻu II	0%
Equatorial Guinea	First President of the country.	Francisco Macías Nguema	0%
Monaco	Captured The Rock of Monaco and held it for 4 years before being chased out.	François Grimaldi	0%
Belize	First Prime Minister of Belize.	George Cadle Price	0%
Togo	Third President of Togo who is rumored to have killed the first President in coup d'état.	Gnassingbé Eyadéma	0%
Palau	First President of Palau.	Haruo Remeliik	0%
Djibouti	First President of Djibouti.	Hassan Gouled Aptidon	0%
Malawi	First President of Malawi.	Hastings Banda	0%
Eritrea	First and still the President of the country.	Isaias Afwerki	0%
Mexico	Founder of the Aztec Empire through the Triple Alliance with Tetzcoco and Tlacopan.	Itzcoatl	0%
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	Founder of the New Democratic Party and the second Prime Minister of the country.	James Fitz-Allen Mitchell	0%
Latvia	First President of Latvia.	Jānis Čakste	0%
Mozambique	Second President of Mozambique who transformed the country from a war-torn state into one of the most successful democracy of Africa.	Joaquim Chissano	0%
Liberia	First President of Liberia.	Joseph Jenkins Roberts	0%
Andorra	Former Archbishop of Burgos and Co-Prince of Andorra who wrote the country's national anthem.	Juan Baptista Benlloch i Vivó	0%
Honduras	First President of independent Honduras.	Juan Francisco de Molina	0%
Ecuador	First President of Ecuador who is referred to as the Founder of the Republic.	Juan José Flores	0%
Dominican Republic	Military Leader who led the country during the Dominican war of independence.	Juan Pablo Duarte	0%
Liechtenstein	First Prince of Liechtenstein.	Karl I	0%
Zambia	First President of Zambia.	Kenneth Kaunda	0%
Estonia	First President of Estonia.	Konstantin Päts	0%
Guinea-Bissau	First President of Guinea-Bissau.	Luís Cabral	0%
Niger	Former President who left his post after his second term based on the constitutional limit and this was the first democratic transition of power in the country.	Mahamadou Issoufou	0%
São Tomé and Príncipe	First President of São Tomé and Príncipe.	Manuel Pinto da Costa	0%
Nauru	Former weightlifter who became the 11th President of Nauru.	Marcus Stephen	0%
Papua New Guinea	First Prime Minister of the country.	Michael Somare	0%
Lithuania	Painter who contributed to Symbolism and Art Nouveau and is considered to be a pioneer of Abstract Art in Europe.	Mikalojus Konstantinas Čiurlionis	0%
Slovenia	He became the first President of the Republic of Slovenia after he had served as the last President of the Presidency of SR Slovenia.	Milan Kučan	0%
Moldova	First President of the Republic of Moldova.	Mircea Snegur	0%
Qatar	First Hakim of the whole Qatar Peninsula and brought Qatar its independence.	Mohammed bin Thani	0%
Mauritania	First President of Mauritania.	Moktar Ould Daddah	0%
Lesotho	First King of Lesotho following independence.	Moshoeshoe II	0%
East Timor	First Prime Minister and second President of the country who was assassinated during an Indonesian invasion.	Nicolau dos Reis Lobato	0%
Nigeria	First President of Nigeria.	Nnamdi Azikiwe	0%
Gabon	Second President of Gabon.	Omar Bongo	0%
Costa Rica	Former President of the country who won a Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to end Central American Crisis.	Óscar Arias Sánchez	0%
El Salvador	Former Archbishop of San Salvador and regarded as the unofficial patron saint of the Americas and El Salvador.	Óscar Romero	0%
Grenada	Former Governor-General of Grenada who was involved in the United States invasion of the country.	Paul Scoon	0%
Fiji	First President of Fiji.	Penaia Ganilau	0%
Solomon Islands	First Prime Minister of Solomon Islands.	Peter Kenilorea	0%
Malta	Grand Master of the Knights Hospitalier when the headquarters was moved to Malta due to the Ottoman siege of Rhodes.	Philippe Villiers de L'Isle-Adam	0%
Burundi	Former President of Burundi who introduced multi-party system and non-ethnic government.	Pierre Buyoya	0%
Nepal	First Monarch of the Kingdom of Nepal	Prithvi Narayan Shah	0%
Madagascar	Former King of Imerina who united two-thirds of the Island of Madagascar and also ended the international slave trade.	Radama I	0%
Guatemala	First President of Guatemala and its second non-acting Head of State following independence.	Rafael Carrera	0%
Thailand	He is the founder of the Rattanakosin Kingdom and the first monarch of the Chakri Dynasty.	Rama I	0%
Saint Kitts and Nevis	First Premier of Saint Kitts and Nevis.	Robert Llewellyn Bradshaw	0%
Nicaragua	Poet who initiated the 'modernismo' literary movement.	Rubén Darío	0%
Armenia	Declared Cilicia independent from the Byzantine Empire and became Lord of Armenian Cilicia.	Ruben I	0%
South Sudan	First President of South Sudan.	Salva Kiir Mayardit	0%
Namibia	First President of Namibia.	Sam Nujoma	0%
Botswana	First Prime Minister and President of Botswana.	Seretse Khama	0%
Bangladesh	First President of Bangladesh.	Sheikh Mujibur Rahman	0%
Sierra Leone	First President of Sierra Leone.	Siaka Stevens	0%
Luxembourg	Founder and first Ruler of the Castle of Luxembourg.	Sigfried	0%
Laos	First President of the Lao People's Democratic Republic.	Souphanouvong	0%
Hungary	Last Grand Prince of the Hungarians and first King of Hungary.	Stephen I	0%
Belarus	Writer who was the first from the country to receive a Nobel Prize in Literature.	Svetlana Alexievich	0%
Rwanda	Recognized as the organizer of the Rwandan Genocide.	Théoneste Bagosora	0%
Burkina Faso	First President of the country.	Thomas Sankara	0%
Tuvalu	First Chief Minister and Prime Minister of Tuvalu.	Toaripi Lauti	0%
Federated States of Micronesia	First President of the country.	Tosiwo Nakayama	0%
Bosnia and Herzegovina	First King of Bosnia.	Tvrtko I	0%
Bhutan	First Druk Gyalpo of Bhutan.	Ugyen Wangchuck	0%
Antigua and Barbuda	First Prime Minister of the country.	Vere Bird	0%
Vanuatu	Anglican Priest who became the first Prime Minister of Vanuatu.	Walter Lin̄i	0%
United Arab Emirates	United the seven Emirates and became the first President of the UAE.	Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan	0%