Statistics for Countries No Longer With Us #2

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Description	Date	Answer	% Correct
The nations of Great Britain, now part of a larger collective.	1707	Scotland	96%
The nations of Great Britain, now part of a larger collective.	1707	Wales	96%
A kingdom on the coast of the Baltic Sea that would grow to unify Germany	1871	Prussia	94%
The nations of Great Britain, now part of a larger collective.	1707	England	93%
The Ferdinand half of Ferdinand and Isabella	1479	Aragon	80%
An Italian Kingdom named after a city, south of Rome.	1816	Naples	80%
Island nation off the coast of Africa that briefly was the capital of Oman.	1964	Zanzibar	67%
The largest European empire since the Romans (up to that point), covering France, Germany, Italy, and more, led by Charlemagne himself.	c. 800	Franks	63%
A highly contested region, under the control of China, India, and Pakistan today. It was briefly independent and ruled by the Shah Mir Dynasty.	1561	Kashmir	62%
The large part of Tanzania before the union with the above.	1964	Tanganyika	62%
The short-lived, only Mormon-led country in history, led by Brigham Young.	1858	Utah	62%
This kingdom, also known as "West Saxony," existed in southern Great Britain until it was unified with other kingdoms by Athelstan into England.	927	Wessex	62%
The dynastic union between Portugal and the Spanish crown	1640	Iberian Union	61%
An Indigenous American participatory democracy made up of six states that some speculate to have been a model, at least partly, for the United States.	c. 1812	Iroquois Confederacy	56%
A kingdom in modern-day Romania that eventually fell to the Ottomans	1417	Wallachia	52%
An expansive empire that covered modern-day southern Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, and other central asian countries at its peak. It eventually fragmented into smaller khanates which lasted until around 1850.	c. 1466	Gold Horde	50%
A Catholic crusader-state on the Southeast Baltic shore.	1525	Teutonic Order	46%
This Iberian kingdom was formed from the division of the Old Asturian kingdom between Alfonso III's three sons. This one lasted the longest, before eventually joining the Kingdom of Castille.	1479	Leon	44%
The first distinctively Greek civilization.	c. 1100 BC	Mycenae	33%
The first three great Muslim Caliphates	661	Rashidun Caliphate	30%
The very difficult to pronounce kingdom on the islands of Sumatra, Java, Sulawesi, Borneo, and the Malay Peninsula	1527	Majapahit	27%
The first three great Muslim Caliphates	750	Umayyad Caliphate	21%
The first three great Muslim Caliphates	1517	Abbasid Caliphate	17%
A medieval feudal state found in modern-day Georgia, and eventually unified with the Kingdom of Iberia (not the peninsula) under one king until it was eventually conquered by the Mongols.	c.1240	Abkhazia	15%