the famous bard of ancient Greece was

(a)  

The Roman general who "crossed the Rubicon"

(a)  

the first empeor of Rome was

(a)  

the series of wars that Rome fought against Carthage were the

(a)  

the most important task peformed by the monks was copying and preserving

(a)  

The series of attempts to recapture Jerusalem from the Turks is called

(a)  

first to translate the Bible into English

(a)  

promised, "I will be good."

(a)  

began the Protestant Reformation

(a)  

probably the greatest English author

(a)  

invented the printing press

(a)  

defeated the Spanish Armada

(a)  

founded the modern nursing profession

(a)  

John Calvin, Napoleon Bonaparte, the Eiffel Tower, and Mont Blanc are in what country?

(a)  

Leonardo da Vinici, Mussolini, Leaning Tower of Pisa, Mt. Vesuvius

(a)  

What country: Cortes, Valencia oranges, The Tidedlands, matadors

(a)  

What country: Johann Sebastian Bach, Adolf Hitler, "Land of the Reformation," divided after WWII

(a)  

What country: William Tell, neutral repbulic, landlocked, Internationl Red Corss

(a)  

what country: tulips, windmills, wooden shoes, dikes, low lands

(a)  

What country: "Land of the Midnight Sun," fjords, Oslo

(a)  

What country: Jutland, Hans Christian Andersen, Greenland

(a)  

What country: "Land of Fire and Ice", hot springs, geysers, glaciers, tundra

(a)  

Captial of: Austria

(a)  

Captial of: Finland

(a)  

Captial of: Germany

(a)  

Captial of: Italy

(a)  

Captial of: Norway

(a)  

Captial of: Poland

(a)  

Captial of: Russia

(a)  

Switzerland

(a)  

The mountains that separate the Iberian Peninsula from the rest of Eurpoe are the

(a)  

the narrow waterway separating Europe from Africa is the

(a)  

The cold, treeless lands north of the Arctic circle are called

(a)  

The largest level region in the world is the

(a)  

The world's deepest freshwater lake is

(a)  

One of the waterways that give Russian access to the Black Sea

(a)  

the longest river in Europe is the

(a)  

The highest peak in Europe

(a)  

Ivan IV as the first what of Rusia

(a)  

Karl Marx was the founder of

(a)  

The first great leader of a Communist state was

(a)  

Stalin was famous for the

(a)  

Khrushchev threateended to "bury"

(a)  

After the Soviet Union fell, the most powerful Russian leader was

(a)  

Captial of: Australia

(a)  

Captial of: New Zealand

(a)  

Captial of: Papua New Guinea's

(a)  

Antarctica's highest peak

(a)  

the longest coral reef in the world

(a)  

Australia's highest peak

(a)  

the migration champion of the world

(a)  

The first man to sail around the Antarctic Circle was

(a)  

the early settlers of New Zealand were the

(a)  

A famous missionary to the Pacific Isalnds was

(a)  

The first man to insist that Antarctica was actually a continent was

(a)  

The first man to reach the South Pole was

(a)  

The most famous Antarctic explorer was

(a)  

The native inhabitants of Australia were the

(a)  

More languages are spoken in (a)   than in any other country in the World

A place where manufacturing is done is called an

(a)  

An area of underground water is called an

(a)  

Because Australia is completely below th4e equator it is often called

(a)  

The 20,000-30,000 islans in the Pacific are called

(a)  

the Word that means "many islands" is

(a)  

the word that means "small islands'is

(a)  

the part of Oceania with the most people is

(a)  

The Australian Dog Fence was built to keep wild dogs known as (a)   awayfrom the sheep

Australia is the world's leading producer

(a)  

Australia's Central Lowlands and Western Plateau are often called the

(a)  

Because Australia is in the Southern Hemisphere, Christmas comes in the

(a)  

Australia's most important tree, the (a)   is known as a gum tree