Which English monarch was known for his six marriages and the English Reformation?

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Which English monarch was known for his six marriages and the English Reformation?

A. Henry VIII

B. Edward VI

C. Mary I

D. Elizabeth I

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C. Leon Trotsky

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C. England

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C. Indira Gandhi

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B. Germany

C. Italy

D. Spain

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B. Giuseppe Garibaldi

C. Camillo di Cavour

D. Benito Mussolini

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A. Otto von Bismarck

B. Giuseppe Garibaldi

C. Napoleon Bonaparte

D. Karl Marx

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A. It marked the final defeat of Napoleon Bonaparte

B. It was a major battle in the American Civil War

C. It was a decisive battle in the Crimean War

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B. England and France

C. Netherlands and Belgium

D. Italy and Germany

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B. Geneva

C. Rome

D. Avignon

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C. Diet of Worms

D. Peace of Augsburg

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A. France

B. Belgium

C. Italy

D. Germany

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A. Ottoman Empire

B. Austria-Hungary

C. Spain

D. Russia

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Which Enlightenment philosopher wrote The Social Contract?

A. Jean-Jacques Rousseau

B. John Locke

C. Voltaire

D. Montesquieu

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A. Karl Marx

B. Vladimir Lenin

C. Leon Trotsky

D. Joseph Stalin

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A. Dante Alighieri

B. Petrarch

C. Boccaccio

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B. Thomas More

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D. John Locke

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A. Spain and Portugal

B. England and France

C. Netherlands and Belgium

D. Italy and Germany

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A. Franz Ferdinand

B. Franz Joseph

C. Maximilian

D. Karl I

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A. Potato blight

B. Drought

C. Volcanic eruption

D. Locust infestation

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B. John Calvin

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A. Vladimir Lenin

B. Joseph Stalin

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B. Portugal

C. England

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B. Alexander II

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D. Peter the Great

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B. Otto the Great

C. Julius Caesar

D. Louis XIV

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B. World War II

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A. Joseph Stalin

B. Vladimir Lenin

C. Leon Trotsky

D. Mikhail Gorbachev

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Who was the Austrian Archduke whose assassination triggered the outbreak of World War I?

A. Franz Ferdinand

B. Franz Joseph

C. Maximilian

D. Karl I

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Which European country was known for its powerful navy and colonial empire in the 16th and 17th centuries, including colonies in the Americas, Africa, and Asia?

A. Spain

B. Portugal

C. England

D. France

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A. Henry VIII

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