Which European country was known for its cultural and scientific achievements during the Enlightenment, including philosophers like Voltaire and Rousseau?

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Which European country was known for its cultural and scientific achievements during the Enlightenment, including philosophers like Voltaire and Rousseau?

A. France

C. Italy

D. Spain

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A. France

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B. Germany

Answer 2

B. Belgium

Answer 3

D. Germany

Answer 4

B. Germany

Answer 5

A. Ivan the Terrible

Answer 6

B. Peter the Great

Answer 7

C. Catherine the Great

Answer 8

D. Alexander II

Answer 9

A. Ottoman Empire

Answer 10

B. Austria-Hungary

Answer 11

A. Storming of the Bastille

Answer 12

B. Battle of Waterloo

Answer 13

C. Reign of Terror

Answer 14

D. Treaty of Versailles

Answer 15

A. World War I

Answer 16

B. World War II

Answer 17

C. Napoleonic Wars

Answer 18

D. Crimean War

Answer 19

A. Posting of the 95 Theses by Martin Luther

Answer 20

B. Council of Trent

Answer 21

C. Diet of Worms

Answer 22

D. Peace of Augsburg

Answer 23

A. Belgium

Answer 24

C. Germany

Answer 25

D. Britain

Answer 26

B. Portugal

Answer 27

C. England

Answer 28

A. Vladimir Lenin

Answer 29

B. Joseph Stalin

Answer 30

C. Leon Trotsky

Answer 31

D. Mikhail Gorbachev

Answer 32

A. Franz Ferdinand

Answer 33

B. Franz Joseph

Answer 34

C. Maximilian

Answer 35

A. World War I

Answer 36

B. American Revolutionary War

Answer 37

C. Napoleonic Wars

Answer 38

D. World War II

Answer 39

A. Augustus Caesar

Answer 40

B. Julius Caesar

Answer 41

A. Potato blight

Answer 42

B. Drought

Answer 43

C. Volcanic eruption

Answer 44

D. Locust infestation

Answer 45

A. World War I

Answer 46

B. World War II

Answer 47

C. Korean War

Answer 48

D. Vietnam War

Answer 49

A. Henry VII

Answer 50

B. Edward VI

Answer 51

C. Elizabeth I

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A. Henry VII

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B. Edward VI

Answer 54

C. Elizabeth I

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A. Otto von Bismarck

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B. Giuseppe Garibaldi

Answer 57

C. Napoleon Bonaparte

Answer 58

D. Karl Marx

Answer 59

A. Portugal

Answer 60

C. England

Answer 61

A. Ottoman Empire

Answer 62

B. Austria-Hungary

Answer 63

A. Joseph Stalin

Answer 64

B. Vladimir Lenin

Answer 65

C. Leon Trotsky

Answer 66

D. Mikhail Gorbachev

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A. Martin Luther

Answer 68

B. John Calvin

Answer 69

C. Henry VIII

Answer 70

D. Ignatius of Loyola

Answer 71

A. Donato Bramante

Answer 72

B. Michelangelo

Answer 73

C. Gian Lorenzo Bernini

Answer 74

D. Leonardo da Vinci

Answer 75

B. Portugal

Answer 76

C. England

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A. Alexander Kerensky

Answer 78

B. Nicholas II

Answer 79

C. Vladimir Lenin

Answer 80

D. Joseph Stalin

Answer 81

A. Montesquieu

Answer 82

B. John Locke

Answer 83

C. Voltaire

Answer 84

D. Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Answer 85

A. Charlemagne

Answer 86

B. Otto the Great

Answer 87

C. Julius Caesar

Answer 88

D. Louis XIV

Answer 89

A. Joseph Stalin

Answer 90

B. Vladimir Lenin

Answer 91

C. Leon Trotsky

Answer 92

D. Mikhail Gorbachev

Answer 93

A. Montesquieu

Answer 94

B. John Locke

Answer 95

C. Voltaire

Answer 96

D. Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Answer 97

A. Niccol� Machiavelli

Answer 98

B. Thomas More

Answer 99

C. Martin Luther

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D. John Locke

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