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| For which Christian movement did William Penn found Pennsylvania as a safe haven? | |
| What was the principal writing instrument from the 6th to the 19th century? | |
| What became Peru's second official language in 1969? | |
| Which borough of New York is believed to be named after Catherine of Braganza? | |
| In what would a mediæval archer have stored his arrows? | |
| Which Australian airline was founded on 16th November 1920? | |
| What name was given to an official who supervised the state's treasury in ancient Rome? | |
| Who was the god of wind and knowledge, in Aztec mythology? | |
| What name is given to a hardwood shaft 6-9 feet long, commonly used as a mediæval weapon? | |
| Near which settlement were the Dead Sea Scrolls discovered from 1947-55? | |
| Which North American city is the site where French settlers founded New France? | |
| Who became the first emperor of unified China in 221 B.C? | |
| What was the middle name of the sixth president of the US, son of the second president? | |
| Which blinding calcium compound is proposed to have been an ingredient of Greek fire? | |
| Which alliance was formed by Russia, Prussia, Austria and the UK in 1815? | |
| Which city was the Philippines' capital from 1948-76, and is named after a former president? | |
| Who was Vice President of the US under George H. W. Bush? | |
| The surname of which WWII Norwegian politician has become synonymous with traitor? | |
| The first treatment of malaria using which antimalarial bark was made in 1631? | |
| Which South African zebra subspecies became extinct in 1883? | |
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