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|American History| |Pirates|
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30. 4. 2026.
One of the last great pirates was active in the early nineteenth century and is remembered by Americans as a hero of the War of 1812, even though much of his career involved raiding Spanish ships and trafficking stolen goods around New Orleans. Who was he?
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|Bible| |Christianity|
Published:
30. 4. 2026.
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|American History| |American Presidents|
Published:
30. 4. 2026.
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|Adolf Hitler| |Munich| |Nazi Germany| |World War II|
Published:
30. 4. 2026.
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|Mathematics| |Scientific History|
Published:
30. 4. 2026.
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|Philosophy| |Physics|
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30. 4. 2026.
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|Ancient Greece| |Peloponnese|
Published:
29. 4. 2026.
The city in question had the Temple of Pythian Apollo, the remains of a temple of Aphrodite, a gymnasium, and a stadium, and in the classical age of Greek art it stood at the heart of an important sculptural school. Which Peloponnesian city is it?
Terms:
|Great Britain| |Liverpool| |Military Engineering| |Thames| |World War II|
Published:
29. 4. 2026.
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|American History| |Native American History|
Published:
29. 4. 2026.
At the beginning of the 19th century, after a major territorial purchase in the West, an American expedition set out to explore the lands all the way to the Pacific. One of the key figures was a young Shoshone woman who helped as an interpreter and guide. What was the name of this famous historical figure?
Terms:
|American History| |American Presidents|
Published:
29. 4. 2026.
One of the most important moves made by the young United States took place in 1803, when a vast territory west of the Mississippi River was purchased from Napoleonic France. The deal almost doubled the size of the country and opened the way for westward expansion. Which American president was responsible for this purchase?