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ID	Vault Tier	Category	Question	Answer
3072	Blue	History	A pharaoh was a?	Leader of Egypt
3073	Blue	History	After the body was bandaged, what was placed over the head of a mummy?	A mask
3074	Blue	History	During the Middle Ages, castles were usually built where?	On the top of a hill
3075	Blue	History	During the Middles Ages, what religion was dominant in Western Europe?	Catholicism
3076	Blue	History	How many pyramids make up the Great Pyramids of Giza?	3
3077	Blue	History	In 1998, Sharon Stone made headlines with her lilac Vera Wang skirt and white shirt from?	Gap
3078	Blue	History	In Ancient Greece, who was the Oracle?	A priestess
3079	Blue	History	In which war did Spartacus lead a slave rebellion against Rome?	Third Servile War
3080	Blue	History	Indo-Caribbean people are largely the descendants of?	Indentured laborers
3081	Blue	History	Native Hawaiians credit what traditional dance with the preservation of their culture?	Hula
3082	Blue	History	Polynesians used all of the following to navigate the oceans except?	Prophecies
3083	Blue	History	The Aztec Empire was made up of all of the city-states excluding?	Taipei
3084	Blue	History	The city of Mecca can be found in what modern-day country?	Saudi Arabia
3085	Blue	History	The Egyptians had a 365-day calendar, but how many months were in it?	12
3086	Blue	History	The fall of which empire signaled the start of the Middle Ages?	Roman
3087	Blue	History	The first moon landing was in	1969
3088	Blue	History	The Maya predicted that the world would end in which of the following years?	2012
3089	Blue	History	The Renaissance was a rebirth of what?	Culture
3090	Blue	History	Those who were against the Catholic Church during the Reformation were called?	Protestants
3091	Blue	History	To the Sumerians, what were ziggurats?	Pyramid temples
3092	Blue	History	What ancient Roman lighthouse was designated a UNESCO Heritage site in 2009?	Tower of Hercules
3093	Blue	History	What animal was called the "ship of the desert" in Ancient Africa?	Camel
3094	Blue	History	What continent was ancient Egypt located in?	Africa
3095	Blue	History	What currency did Greece use before the Euro?	Greek drachma
3096	Blue	History	What did most peasants eat on a daily basis during the Middle Ages?	Bread and stew
3097	Blue	History	What did the ancient Egyptians keep in canopic jars?	Internal organs
3098	Blue	History	What does the word "Renaissance" mean?	Rebirth
3099	Blue	History	What form did the gods and goddesses of Ancient Egypt take?	Animals
3100	Blue	History	What Greek city is known as the "birthplace of democracy"?	Athens
3101	Blue	History	What historical figure was an Italian scientist, artist and polymath?	Leonardo da Vinci
3102	Blue	History	What name does the first half of the Middle Ages sometimes go by?	The Dark Ages
3103	Blue	History	What part of ancient Egyptian culture played a role in their government?	Religion
3104	Blue	History	What period in Europe came directly after the Middle Ages?	The Renaissance
3105	Blue	History	What politician was known as "Silent Cal"?	Calvin Coolidge
3106	Blue	History	What Roman city was destroyed after the eruption of Mount Vesuvius?	Pompeii
3107	Blue	History	What Roman monument was completely rebuilt by emperor Hadrian?	The Pantheon
3108	Blue	History	What Scandinavian group began their northern European invasion in 835?	The Vikings
3109	Blue	History	What was the capital city of the Aztec Empire?	Tenochtitlan
3110	Blue	History	What was the most common job during the Middle Ages?	Farmer
3111	Blue	History	What were hieroglyphs?	Picture symbols
3112	Blue	History	When was the American Civil War?	1861-1865
3113	Blue	History	When was the Iraq War?	2003-2011
3114	Blue	History	When was the Vietnam War?	1955-1975
3115	Blue	History	When was World War I?	1914-1918
3116	Blue	History	When was World War II?	1939-1945
3117	Blue	History	When were the Punic Wars?	264-146 B.C.
3118	Blue	History	Which Ancient Egyptian queen was born in 1370 BC?	Nefertiti
3119	Blue	History	Which body of water played a major role in Ancient Egypt's development?	The Nile
3120	Blue	History	Which book did ancient Egyptians believed helped souls navigate the afterlife?	The Book of the Dead
3121	Blue	History	Which British monarch was known as "Gloriana"?	Elizabeth I
3122	Blue	History	Which British monarch was known as "Longshanks"?	Edward I
3123	Blue	History	Which British monarch was known as "The Accountant"?	Henry VII
3124	Blue	History	Which British monarch was known as "The Boy King"?	Edward VI
3125	Blue	History	Which British monarch was known as "The Grandmother of Europe"?	Queen Victoria
3126	Blue	History	Which British monarch was known as "The Wisest Fool in Christendom"?	James I
3127	Blue	History	Which British monarch was nicknamed 'Longshanks'?	Edward I
3128	Blue	History	Which Chinese emperor was born in 259 BC?	Qin Shi Huang
3129	Blue	History	Which continent was most affected by the Renaissance?	Europe
3130	Blue	History	Which dynasty ruled in China from 221-206 BC?	Qin Dynasty
3131	Blue	History	Which Egyptian pharaoh was born in 1303 BC?	Ramesses II
3132	Blue	History	Which Egyptian pharaoh was born in 1342 BC?	Tutankhamun
3133	Blue	History	Which Egyptian pharaoh was born in 1508 BC?	Hatshepsut
3134	Blue	History	Which English king was born in 1157?	Richard I of England
3135	Blue	History	Which English king was born in 1239?	Edward I of England
3136	Blue	History	Which English king was born in 1284?	Edward II of England
3137	Blue	History	Which English queen was born in 1485?	Catherine of Aragon
3138	Blue	History	Which Ethiopian emperor was born in 1892?	Haile Selassie
3139	Blue	History	Which event wiped out nearly half of Europe's population during the Middle Ages?	The Black Death
3140	Blue	History	Which famous monument is referred to as "The Lost City of the Incas"?	Machu Picchu
3141	Blue	History	Which former Roman dictator was born in 100 BC?	Julius Caesar
3142	Blue	History	Which French emperor was born in 1769?	Napoleon Bonaparte
3143	Blue	History	Which French emperor was born in 1808?	Napoleon III
3144	Blue	History	Which French queen was born in 1755?	Marie Antoinette
3145	Blue	History	Which group of Mesopotamians were the first to establish writing?	Sumerians
3146	Blue	History	Which historical figure completed four voyages across the Atlantic Ocean?	Christopher Columbus
3147	Blue	History	Which historical figure developed many vaccines including those for rabies and anthrax?	Louis Pasteur
3148	Blue	History	Which historical figure developed the "Socratic" method of self-enquiry?	Socrates
3149	Blue	History	Which historical figure developed the electric light bulb?	Thomas Edison
3150	Blue	History	Which historical figure developed the theory of evolution?	Charles Darwin
3151	Blue	History	Which historical figure founded the Academy in Athens?	Plato
3152	Blue	History	Which historical figure helped avert a nuclear war during the Cuban missile crisis?	John F. Kennedy
3153	Blue	History	Which historical figure is the central figure of Buddhism?	Gautama Buddha
3154	Blue	History	Which historical figure is the central figure of Christianity?	Jesus of Nazareth
3155	Blue	History	Which historical figure is the central figure of Islam?	Muhammad
3156	Blue	History	Which historical figure led several Latin American countries to independence?	Simon Bolivar
3157	Blue	History	Which historical figure ruled the Huns, who swept across Europe during the 5th century?	Attila the Hun
3158	Blue	History	Which historical figure sought to defend Egypt from the expanding Roman Empire?	Cleopatra
3159	Blue	History	Which historical figure was a Catholic nun who went to India to serve the poor?	Mother Teresa
3160	Blue	History	Which historical figure was a Chinese politician, statesman, teacher and philosopher?	Confucius
3161	Blue	History	Which historical figure was a French military and political leader?	Napoleon Bonaparte
3162	Blue	History	Which historical figure was a Greek mathematician, scientist and inventor?	Archimedes
3163	Blue	History	Which historical figure was a key figure in the Protestant Reformation?	Martin Luther
3164	Blue	History	Which historical figure was a King of Macedonia?	Alexander the Great
3165	Blue	History	Which historical figure was a military commander who extended the Roman Empire?	Julius Caesar
3166	Blue	History	Which historical figure was an English mathematician and scientist?	Sir Isaac Newton
3167	Blue	History	Which historical figure was an English poet and playwright?	William Shakespeare
3168	Blue	History	Which historical figure was an Indian nationalist and politician?	Mahatma Gandhi
3169	Blue	History	Which historical figure was an Italian scientist, artist and polymath?	Leonardo da Vinci
3170	Blue	History	Which historical figure was Egypt's third pharaoh and ruled from 1279 BC to 1213 BC?	Ramses II
3171	Blue	History	Which historical figure was Plato's student, but branched out into the physical sciences?	Aristotle
3172	Blue	History	Which historical figure was Queen of Russia during the 18th century?	Catherine the Great
3173	Blue	History	Which historical figure was the 3rd President of the United States?	Thomas Jefferson
3174	Blue	History	Which historical figure was the American boxer and activist known as "The Greatest"?	Muhammad Ali
3175	Blue	History	Which historical figure was the first Emperor of Rome?	Augustus
3176	Blue	History	Which historical figure was the first president of democratic South Africa in 1994?	Nelson Mandela
3177	Blue	History	Which historical figure was the first President of the United States?	George Washington
3178	Blue	History	Which historical figure was the first Roman Emperor to embrace Christianity?	Constantine
3179	Blue	History	Which historical figure was the founder of the Persian Empire?	Sonni Ali
3180	Blue	History	Which historical figure was the German inventor of the printing press?	Johann Gutenberg
3181	Blue	History	Which historical figure was the leader of a non-violent civil rights movement?	Martin Luther King Jr.
3182	Blue	History	Which historical figure was the longest serving female monarch in history?	Queen Elizabeth
3183	Blue	History	Which historical figure was the nomadic warrior who united the Mongol tribes?	Genghis Khan
3184	Blue	History	Which historical figure was the queen of Great Britain during the 19th century?	Queen Victoria
3185	Blue	History	Which historical figures developed the first powered aircraft?	The Wright Brothers
3186	Blue	History	Which Hun ruler was born in 395?	Attila
3187	Blue	History	Which King of Israel was born in 990BC?	Solomon
3188	Blue	History	Which land bridge did Native Americans use to get to present-day USA?	Beringia
3189	Blue	History	Which Mesopotamian demigod and king is featured in an epic poem?	Gilgamesh
3190	Blue	History	Which Mongol Empire khagan was born in 1162?	Genghis Khan
3191	Blue	History	Which of the following animals is not represented in the Chinese calendar?	Cockroach
3192	Blue	History	Which of the following animals spread the Black Plague?	Rats
3193	Blue	History	Which of the following countries was conquered during the reign of the first four caliphs?	Syria
3194	Blue	History	Which of the following foods was not a main part of the Maya people's diet?	Chili
3195	Blue	History	Which of the following groups is not considered Mesopotamian?	Greek
3196	Blue	History	Which of these animals was the most sacred in Ancient Egypt?	Cat
3197	Blue	History	Which of these classic Renaissance instruments is closest to the guitar?	Lute
3198	Blue	History	Which of these is not the name of city-state that was part of the Aztec Empire?	Taipei
3199	Blue	History	Which of these men was a famous writer during the Renaissance?	Machiavelli
3200	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "Big Chief"?	William Howard Taft
3201	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "British Bulldog'?	Winston Churchill
3202	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "Dubya"?	George W. Bush
3203	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "FDR"?	Franklin D. Roosevelt
3204	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "Give 'Em Hell Harry"?	Harry S. Truman
3205	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "Honest Abe"?	Abraham Lincoln
3206	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "Ike"?	Dwight D. Eisenhower
3207	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "JFK"?	John F. Kennedy
3208	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "LBJ"?	Lyndon B. Johnson
3209	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "McNasty"?	John McCain
3210	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "Old Hickory"?	Andrew Jackson
3211	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "Silent Cal"?	Calvin Coolidge
3212	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "Slick Willie"?	Bill Clinton
3213	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "Snarlin' Arlen"?	Arlen Specter
3214	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "Teflon Tony"?	Tony Blair
3215	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "The Father of His Country (USA)"?	George Washington
3216	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "The Gipper"?	Ronald Reagan
3217	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "The Governator"?	Arnold Schwarzenegger
3218	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "The Great Communicator"?	Ronald Reagan
3219	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "The Great Emancipator"?	Abraham Lincoln
3220	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "The Iron Lady"?	Margaret Thatcher
3221	Blue	History	Which politician was known as "Tricky Dick"?	Richard Nixon
3222	Blue	History	Which programs help assist Native tribes preserve their lands and cultural heritage?	Tribal Preservation
3223	Blue	History	Which Roman emperor was born in 10 BC?	Claudius
3224	Blue	History	Which Roman emperor was born in 12 AD?	Caligula
3225	Blue	History	Which Roman emperor was born in 63 BC?	Augustus
3226	Blue	History	Which Roman storyteller wrote Aeneid?	Virgil
3227	Blue	History	Which Russian empress was born in 1729?	Catherine the Great
3228	Blue	History	Which Russian Tsar was born in 1530?	Ivan the Terrible
3229	Blue	History	Which Scottish queen was born in 1542?	Mary
3230	Blue	History	Which United Kingdom queen was born in 1819?	Queen Victoria
3231	Blue	History	Which United Kingdom queen was born in 1926?	Queen Elizabeth
3232	Blue	History	Which United Kingdom queen was born in 1926?	Queen Elizabeth II
3233	Blue	History	Which Venetian historical figure made ground-breaking journeys to Asia and China?	Marco Polo
3234	Blue	History	Which West African city was a major trade center?	Timbuktu
3235	Blue	History	Who developed the World Wide Web?	Tim Berners-Lee
3236	Blue	History	Who did Christopher Columbus claim the Caribbean region for?	The Spanish
3237	Blue	History	Who discovered penicillin?	Alexander Fleming
3238	Blue	History	Who flew the first airplane in North Carolina in a flight lasting 12 seconds?	The Wright Brothers
3239	Blue	History	Who invented the first diesel engine for a motor car?	Rudolf Diesel
3240	Blue	History	Who invented the world's first printing press?	Johannes Gutenberg
3241	Blue	History	Who is God reaching out to touch in Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel fresco?	Adam
3242	Blue	History	Who was imprisoned before becoming the first black South African president?	Nelson Mandela
3243	Blue	History	Who was the first African American US television host on The Nat King Cole Show?	Nat King Cole
3244	Blue	History	Who was the first African American woman in space?	Mae C. Jemison
3245	Blue	History	Who was the first American woman in space?	Sally Ride
3246	Blue	History	Who was the first deaf and blind person to earn a bachelor's degree?	Helen Keller
3247	Blue	History	Who was the first European from a major power to land in the Americas (now the Bahamas)?	Christopher Columbus
3248	Blue	History	Who was the first Latina American woman in space?	Ellen Ochoa
3249	Blue	History	Who was the first person to invent a reflecting telescope?	Isaac Newton
3250	Blue	History	Who was the first player to hit 50 home runs in a single baseball season?	Babe Ruth
3251	Blue	History	Who was the first reigning queen of England?	Queen Mary I
3252	Blue	History	Who was the first woman in space?	Valentina Tereshkova
3253	Blue	History	Who was the first woman to be appointed Prime Minister in the UK?	Margaret Thatcher
3254	Blue	History	Who was the first woman to be nominated for president by a major US political party?	Hillary Clinton
3255	Blue	History	Who was the first woman to fly across the Atlantic Ocean?	Amelia Earhart
3256	Blue	History	Who was the first woman to receive a Nobel Prize?	Marie Curie
3257	Blue	History	Who were the first men to build models for electricity generators?	Faraday and Henry
3258	Blue	History	Who were the first men to walk on the moon as part of the Apollo moon landing program?	Armstrong and Aldrin
3259	Blue	History	Why was the Great Wall of China constructed?	To protect territory

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ID	Vault Tier	Category	Question	Answer
7393	Green	History	About how many years did the ancient Egyptian civilization last?	3000
7394	Green	History	At it's peak the Indus Empire is believed to have a population of?	5 million
7395	Green	History	During whose reign were the Hanging Gardens of Babylon supposedly constructed?	Nebuchadnezzar II
7396	Green	History	How was Italy divided in the beginning of the Renaissance?	City-states
7397	Green	History	In the Middle Ages, a knight was usually a trained son of a...?	Noble or landowner
7398	Green	History	In the United States alone, there is a recorded population of how many Native Americans?	5 million
7399	Green	History	In what century did Soren Kierkegaard live and die?	19th
7400	Green	History	In which battle was Attila, king of the Huns defeated?	Catalaunian Plains
7401	Green	History	Tangaroa, Tu and Lono are considered to be what in Polynesian culture?	Gods
7402	Green	History	The earliest ancestors of modern Native Americans were known as what?	Paleo-Indians
7403	Green	History	The Great Wall of China was built to keep out which of the following tribes?	Tangut and Mongol
7404	Green	History	The Indus Civilization is classified under what age?	Bronze
7405	Green	History	The period of peace and prosperity in ancient Rome is known as?	Pax Romana
7406	Green	History	What city did the Renaissance start in?	Florence
7407	Green	History	What did Shi Huangdi have created to protect him when he died?	Terracotta warriors
7408	Green	History	What document stated that the king was not above the law?	The Magna Carta
7409	Green	History	What does Charlemagne's (the Emperor of Rome) name mean?	Charles the Great
7410	Green	History	What kind of homes did most people in Mesopotamia live in?	Mud brick houses
7411	Green	History	What language was the word "Renaissance" translated from?	French
7412	Green	History	What Muslim dynasty succeed the leadership of the first four caliphs?	Umayyads
7413	Green	History	What religion did the Spanish try to teach the Mayans?	Catholicism
7414	Green	History	What religion spread to China via the Silk Road?	Buddhism
7415	Green	History	What religion spread to China via the Silk Road?	Islam
7416	Green	History	What religion was adopted by the Soninke people, initially because of trade?	Islam
7417	Green	History	What term describes a pirate operating in the Caribbean?	Buccaneer
7418	Green	History	What traditional Polynesian dance of New Zealand involves strong, war-like gestures?	Haka
7419	Green	History	What two city states fought in the Peloponnesian War?	Athens and Sparta
7420	Green	History	What two professions did the Songhai primarily consist of?	Priests and farmers
7421	Green	History	What was the first post-colonial Pacific nation to gain independance from New Zealand?	Samoa
7422	Green	History	What was the god Anubis responsible for?	Protecting the dead
7423	Green	History	What was the period of peak artwork of the Renaissance called?	High Renaissance
7424	Green	History	What were foreigners called during the Middle Ages?	Barbarians
7425	Green	History	When did the Renaissance begin?	1400
7426	Green	History	When did the Soviet-Afghan war take place?	1980-1988
7427	Green	History	When was the Iran-Iraq War?	1980-1988
7428	Green	History	When was the Syrian Civil War?	2011-present
7429	Green	History	When was the War of Terror?	2001-present
7430	Green	History	When was the War on Terror?	2001-present
7431	Green	History	When were the Crusades?	1095-1291
7432	Green	History	When were the Middle Ages?	500 AD to 1500 AD
7433	Green	History	Where was the Kingdom of Kush located?	Nubia
7434	Green	History	Which Bahamian people did Christopher Columbus meet on his first voyage to the Caribbean?	Lucayans
7435	Green	History	Which board games, like senet and backgammon, did Mesopotamians play?	Royal Game of Ur
7436	Green	History	Which British king was born in 1738?	George III of the UK
7437	Green	History	Which British monarch was known as "Curtmantle"?	Henry II
7438	Green	History	Which British monarch was known as "Old Coppernose"?	Henry VIII
7439	Green	History	Which British monarch was known as "The Merry Monarch"?	Charles II
7440	Green	History	Which British monarch was known as "The Nine Days Queen"?	Lady Jane Grey
7441	Green	History	Which country did not gain its independence from Britain?	Puerto Rico
7442	Green	History	Which dynasty ruled in China from 1368-1644?	Ming Dynasty
7443	Green	History	Which dynasty ruled in China from 1644-1912?	Qing Dynasty
7444	Green	History	Which English king was born in 1386?	Henry V of England
7445	Green	History	Which English king was born in 1633?	James II of England
7446	Green	History	Which famous Carthaginian military leader fought in the second Punic War?	Hannibal
7447	Green	History	Which Frank king was born in 742?	Charlemagne
7448	Green	History	Which French and English queen was born in 1122?	Eleanor of Aquitaine
7449	Green	History	Which French king was born in 1544?	Francis II of France
7450	Green	History	Which Greek physician established an oath of ethics that still influences modern medicine?	Hippocrates
7451	Green	History	Which group of people founded the Ghana Empire?	Soninke
7452	Green	History	Which historical figure inspired the Dauphin of France to renew the fight against England?	Joan of Arc
7453	Green	History	Which historical figure is worshipped as the eighth incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu?	Sri Krishna
7454	Green	History	Which historical figure lead the Bolsheviks during the Russian Revolution in 1917?	Vladimir Lenin
7455	Green	History	Which historical figure led the US through the Great Depression and World War II?	Franklin D. Roosevelt
7456	Green	History	Which historical figure made many trips to the Americas, including a search for El Dorado?	Sir Walter Raleigh
7457	Green	History	Which historical figure was an influential Roman Catholic priest and philosopher?	Thomas Aquinas
7458	Green	History	Which historical figure was born in 1512 and was the Queen of England and Ireland?	Catherine Parr
7459	Green	History	Which historical figure was the 16th President of the United States?	Abraham Lincoln
7460	Green	History	Which historical figure was the leader of the Arabs during the Crusades?	Saladin
7461	Green	History	Which historical figure was the Prime Minister of Great Britain during the World War II?	Winston Churchill
7462	Green	History	Which Iranian shah was born in 1919?	Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
7463	Green	History	Which member of the Mughal Dynasty was born in 1483?	Babur
7464	Green	History	Which of the following crops was extremely important to the Aztecs?	Maize
7465	Green	History	Which of these families was very important to the Renaissance?	The Medicis
7466	Green	History	Which of these is not a groups who inhabited the Caribbean before the Europeans' arrival?	Sturlungar
7467	Green	History	Which politician was known as “His Accidency”?	John Tyler
7468	Green	History	Which Polynesian country is the only one to retain a traditional monarch?	Tonga
7469	Green	History	Which Polynesian island was used by the Allies during World War II?	Bora Bora
7470	Green	History	Which queen of England and Ireland was born in 1516?	Mary I of England
7471	Green	History	Which Roman emperor was born around 272-284?	Constantine the Great
7472	Green	History	Which Roman general was the father of Cleopatra's first child?	Julius Caesar
7473	Green	History	Who built most of the universities that provided education during the Middle Ages?	The Catholic Church
7474	Green	History	Who developed the first messaging system through telegraph wires?	Samuel Morse
7475	Green	History	Who is the feathered serpent god in Mayan religion?	Kukulcan
7476	Green	History	Who was ancient Egypt's last pharaoh?	Cleopatra VII
7477	Green	History	Who was the first African American to become a Supreme Court justice?	Thurgood Marshall
7478	Green	History	Who was the first chair of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights?	Eleanor Roosevelt
7479	Green	History	Who was the first female US Supreme Court Justice?	Sandra Day O’Connor
7480	Green	History	Who was the first person to be awarded a perfect 10.0 in gymnastics at the Olympic Games?	Nadia Comaneci
7481	Green	History	Who was the first person to cross the Antarctic Circle?	Captain James Cook
7482	Green	History	Who was the first to circumnavigate the world by boat?	Ferdinand Magellan
7483	Green	History	Who was the first woman to be awarded the Pulitzer Prize in Literature?	Edith Wharton
7484	Green	History	Who was the first woman to serve on the US Supreme Court?	Sandra Day O'Connor

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ID	Vault Tier	Category	Question	Answer
9138	Yellow	History	According to surveys, what percentage of native Americans live outside of reservations?	0.78
9139	Yellow	History	Between 220-280, China was divided into Wei, Shu and Wu, otherwise known as ____.	The Three Kingdoms
9140	Yellow	History	The Inca's reading system of knotted cords is known as what?	Quipus
9141	Yellow	History	What led to the fall of the Mali Empire?	Mansa Musa's death
9142	Yellow	History	What prize was given to winners of the Olympic Games?	A crown of olive leaves
9143	Yellow	History	When was the Eighty Years' War?	1568-1648
9144	Yellow	History	When was the Mexican Revolution?	1911 - 1920
9145	Yellow	History	When was the Spanish Civil War?	1936-1939
9146	Yellow	History	Which angel is believed to have visited Muhammad?	Gabriel
9147	Yellow	History	Which Chauhan dynasty king was born in 1149?	Prithviraja III
9148	Yellow	History	Which dynasty ruled in China from 1600-1050 BC?	Shang Dynasty
9149	Yellow	History	Which dynasty ruled in China from 220-589?	Six Dynasties
9150	Yellow	History	Which Greek King of Macedon was born in 356?	Alexander the Great
9151	Yellow	History	Which historical figure was born in 500 BC and was the founder of the first Persian Empire?	Cyrus the Great
9152	Yellow	History	Which historical figure was the founder of the Mughal Empire on the Indian subcontinent?	Babur
9153	Yellow	History	Which Indian ruler was born in 1630?	Shivaji
9154	Yellow	History	Which king of Wessex prevented the Danes from taking over England in the 9th century?	Alfred
9155	Yellow	history	which planet did the mayan associate with war?	venus
9156	Yellow	History	Which Ptolemaic Kingdom queen was born in 69 BC?	Cleopatra
9157	Yellow	History	Which Russian emperor was born in 1845?	Alexander III of Russia
9158	Yellow	History	Which Scottish king was born in 1566?	King James I
9159	Yellow	History	Which slap dance is traditionally performed by a group of Samoan men usually with no music?	Fa'ataupati
9160	Yellow	History	Which Spartan queen is the reason for the Trojan War of 1180 BC?	Helen
9161	Yellow	History	Who was the first person to reach the South Pole?	Roald Amundsen
9162	Yellow	History	Who was the first woman to compete in the Indianapolis 500 and the Daytona 500?	Janet Guthrie
9163	Yellow	History	Who was the leader of Sparta in 540 BC?	Leonidas

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ID	Vault Tier	Category	Question	Answer
9594	Red	History	When was the Continuation War?	1941-1944
9595	Red	History	Which monarch of the Timurid Empire was born in 1336?	Timur
9596	Red	History	Who was the first to launch the steamship Great Western for transatlatic its services?	Isambard Kingdom Brunel

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