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

1. The Roman general who “crossed the Rubicon” was:

1. Promised, “I will be good”:

1. Defeated the Spanish Armada:

1. Probably the greatest English author:

1. The series of wars that Rome fought against Carthage were the:

1. John Calvin, Napoleon Bonaparte, the Eiffel Tower, Mont Blanc:

1. ohann Sebastian Bach, Adolf Hitler, “Land of the Reformation”, divided after World

   War II:

1. “Land of Fire and Ice”, hot springs, geysers, glaciers, tundra:

1. Tulips, Windmills, wooden shoes, dikes, low lands:

1. Leonardo da Vinci, Mussolini, Leaning Tower of Pisa, Mt. Vesuvius:

1. Capital of Norway:

1. Capital of Switzerland:

1. Capital of Austria:

1. Capital of Germany:

1. Capital of Russia:

1. Capital of Finland:

1. Capital of Poland:

1. Capital of Italy:

1. The narrow waterway separating Europe from Asia is the:

1. The largest level region in the world is the:

1. The mountains that separate the Iberian Peninsula from the rest of Europe are the:

1. One of the waterways that gives Russia access to the Black Sea is the:

1. The highest peak in Europe is:

1. The first leader of a Communist state was:

1. After the Soviet Union fell, the most powerful Russian leader was:

1. The longest river in Europe is the:

Karl Marx was the founder of:

New Zealand’s capital:

Antarctica’s highest peak:

The largest artesian basin in the world:

Australia’s highest peak:

Papua New Guinea’s capital:

The migration champion of the world:

The early settlers of New Zealand were the:

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

The first man to reach the South Pole was:

The native inhabitants of Australia were the:

An area of underground water is called an:

Because Australia is completely below the equator it is often called:

The word that means “small islands” is:

Australia is the world’s leading producer of:

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

The famous bard of ancient Greece was:

The most important task performed by the monks was copying and preserving:

First to translate the Bible into English:

Founded the modern nursing profession:

The first emperor of Rome was:

Began the Protestant Reformation:

Invented the printing press:

Cortés, Valencia oranges, The Tidelands, matadors:

Jutland, Hans Christian Andersen, Greenland:

William Tell, neutral republic, landlocked, International Red Cross:

“Land of the Midnight Sun”, fjords, Oslo:

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

The world’s deepest freshwater lake is:

Stalin was famous for the:

59. Australia’s capital:

59. Khrushchev threatened to “bury”:

59. The longest coral reef in the world:

59. Australia’s longest river flowing year-round:

59. The highest island peak in the world:

59. The first man to sail around the Antarctic Circle was:

59. A famous missionary to the Pacific Islands was:

59. Ivan IV was the first ??? of Russia:

59. More languages are spoken in:

59. The most famous Antarctic explorer was:

59. A place where manufacturing is done is called an:

59. The 20,000-30,000 islands in the Pacific are called:

59. The part of Oceania with the most people is:

59. Australia’s most important tree, the ???, is known as a gum tree:

59. The Australian Dog Fence was built to keep wild dogs known as ??? away from the sheep:

59. Australia’s Cenral Lowlands and Western Plateau are often called the:

59. The word that means “many islands” is: