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Mulligan18 is now our most prolific writer with 14 quizzes (all sports-related). Well done, Mulligan!

For nearly two millennia, the papacy has stood as one of the cornerstones of Christianity. Through schisms, reforms, councils, and controversies, popes have wielded spiritual — and at times temporal — authority with lasting influence on Western history. The Vatican, the nerve center of this institution, remains rich in symbols and traditions, bearing witness to a unique form of power shaped by faith, politics, and diplomacy.

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Amid technological breakthroughs, political upheaval, and symbolic farewells, 2000 was a pivotal year. It marked a transition between two eras—a moment suspended between the closing twentieth century and the emerging twenty-first, filled with hope, rupture… and a lingering sense that everything was on the verge of change.

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The year 1975 was a turning point on the global stage. The fall of Saigon marked the end of the Vietnam War and a major geopolitical shift. Meanwhile, Cambodia fell under Khmer Rouge rule, while Angola and Lebanon were plunging into newly erupted civil wars.

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The world of crime has seen the rise of striking figures, from gangsters like Al Capone to serial killers like Jack the Ripper, and bank robbers like Bonnie and Clyde. These names remain tied to places and eras that have become emblematic in criminal history.

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In spring 1945, Germany was militarily defeated. Berlin fell in early May after intense fighting. The surrender was signed on May 7 and 8. A provisional government tried to remain in place for a few days but was dissolved by the Allies on May 23. The Nazi regime disappeared for good.

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A debut album is an artist’s first statement to the world. It often reflects years of work and marks a key step, success or not.

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Idiomatic expressions are a key part of everyday English. Often rooted in history or culture, they convey meaning beyond the literal words. These phrases add color, nuance, and subtlety to the language, but their meaning isn't always obvious. Understanding them opens a clearer path to real communication.

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Earth’s chronology is divided into eons, eras, periods, epochs, and ages, marking major biological, geological, and climatic shifts. From the Hadean to the present, this framework helps place events like the emergence of life, mass extinctions, and continental drift across more than 4.5 billion years.

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WORLD WATER DAY
World Water Day, celebrated every March 22, highlights the vital importance of this resource. Established by the UN in 1993, it aims to raise awareness about sustainable freshwater management, universal access, and the protection of aquatic ecosystems. Each year, a theme sheds light on a critical issue, in the face of challenges such as climate change, pollution, and unequal access.

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The year 1925 marked a cultural and artistic turning point. In Paris, the International Exhibition of Decorative Arts celebrated modern elegance and gave rise to Art Deco. In literature, the avant-garde movements gained ground, while jazz took hold in Europe. Politically, a sense of stabilization returned after the postwar upheavals. This pivotal year reflects the momentum, tensions, and transformations of an era in search of renewal.

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Ancient Rome, first a Republic founded in 509 BC, rose through its institutions and conquests. With Augustus, the Empire began in 27 BC, ushering in an era of power and stability. However, internal crises, barbarian invasions, and the weakening of central authority led to its slow decline, ending with the fall of Rome in 476. Its legacy lives on in law, language, and architecture.

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Small in size but vast in influence, the Vatican stands as a global center of faith and culture. From the grandeur of St. Peter’s Basilica to the Sistine Chapel and centuries of papal history, it captivates with its spiritual heritage and artistic masterpieces

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Vast and untamed, the taiga stretches for thousands of kilometers, forming the world’s largest forest. With harsh winters and brief summers, this ecosystem is home to resilient wildlife and breathtaking landscapes. From snow-covered conifers to roaming wolves and moose, this fascinating biome plays a crucial role in the planet’s climate balance.

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To mark International Women's Rights Day, more than 25 questions have been added to this quiz highlighting women who have left their mark on history. From pioneers in science to artistic icons, activists to world leaders, these women broke barriers and inspired generations. A tribute to their courage, talent, and lasting impact on the world.

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The ultimate celebration of cinema, the Oscars honor the films, actors, and directors who shape the industry. From unforgettable speeches to surprising moments, the ceremony is a stage for triumphs, records, and controversies. An event where glamour and competition come together to make film history.

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From Leonardo da Vinci to Michelangelo, European Renaissance painters revolutionized art with their mastery of perspective, light, and realism. Their masterpieces, infused with humanism and innovation, still grace museums and churches worldwide. A flourishing era where genius and creativity reshaped the history of painting.

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A symbol of world heritage, the Louvre holds artistic treasures spanning millennia of history. From the Mona Lisa to the Winged Victory of Samothrace, alongside masterpieces from Antiquity and the Renaissance, each hall reveals a captivating chapter of human culture. A journey into the heart of Paris’s most famous museum.

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The 19th century reshaped literature through Romanticism, Realism, and Naturalism. From Germinal to Moby-Dick, Les Misérables to Anna Karenina, writers explored human nature, social upheavals, and individual struggles. With figures like Hugo, Dickens, Tolstoy, and Flaubert, this era saw the rise of the modern novel and innovative storytelling forms.

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The Age of Enlightenment revolutionized literature through social critique, philosophy, and the epistolary novel. From Candide to Les Liaisons dangereuses, Robinson Crusoe to Gulliver’s Travels, writers like Voltaire, Defoe, and Swift examined society, the self, and power. An era where irony, satire, and bold storytelling paved the way for major intellectual revolutions.

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Between Classicism and Baroque, the 17th century saw the rise of theater and philosophical thought. Shakespeare revolutionized the stage with Hamlet and Macbeth, while Cervantes shaped the modern novel with Don Quixote. Molière, Racine, and Corneille refined classical drama, while Descartes and Milton influenced the intellectual landscape. A time when literature mirrored the tensions and ideals of the era.

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The 16th century ushered in a literary Renaissance, where humanism and experimentation transformed writing. Cervantes laid the foundation for the novel with Don Quixote, while Shakespeare revolutionized theater with his tragedies and comedies. Rabelais and Montaigne innovated in prose, and Goethe set the stage for new literary movements. A time when literature embraced exploration, self-discovery, and evolving ideas.

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Atmospheric phenomena, seasonal variations, and extreme events shape both daily life and the planet’s balance. From the difference between climate and weather to the influence of ocean currents and the mechanics of storms, this exploration highlights the natural forces that govern our environment.

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From print media to social networks, the media shape our perception of the world and access to information. Journalism, radio, television, and digital platforms evolve alongside technological advances and societal challenges. A journey into the heart of these communication channels that inform, influence, and connect generations.

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From Roman catacombs to Gothic cathedrals, Christian art has spanned centuries, blending faith and creativity. Paintings, sculptures, stained glass, and illuminated manuscripts reflect its evolution and lasting influence on art history. A journey through styles and eras where spirituality and beauty intertwine.

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Often overshadowed by their male counterparts, many women artists have left a lasting mark on art history through their talent and boldness. From antiquity to today, painters, sculptors, and creators have pushed artistic boundaries and asserted their vision. A tribute to those who transformed art and inspired generations.

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Walked since the Middle Ages, the Camino de Santiago is more than just a pilgrimage. With breathtaking landscapes, exceptional heritage, and unforgettable encounters, these routes across Europe blend spirituality, history, and adventure. A unique journey where every step echoes centuries of traditions and travelers’ stories.

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From major events and sports achievements to cultural successes and scientific breakthroughs, 2024 was filled with defining moments. Between records, discoveries, and key highlights, this retrospective looks back at the events that shaped the news and captured the world's attention.

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From Egypt’s pyramids to the Amazon’s ancient forests, UNESCO’s World Heritage sites preserve exceptional cultural and natural treasures. Historic landmarks, unique landscapes, and ancestral traditions showcase humanity’s rich and diverse heritage. A journey through these iconic sites, safeguarded for future generations.

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From the earliest hominins to the Neolithic era, the origins of humanity tell a story of evolution, migrations, and innovations. Fossils, prehistoric tools, and archaeological sites reveal how our ancestors adapted, lived, and achieved major breakthroughs like fire mastery and agriculture. A fascinating journey before the dawn of civilizations.

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