Countries 2 Flashcards
Romania: Sculptor
Constantin Brancusi
Poland: port
Gdansk (aka Danzig)
Scotland: Ancient name
Caledonia
South Africa: Executive Capital
Pretoria
Australia: Sydney airport
Kingsford Smith Airport
Turkey: President - 1923-1938
Kemal Ataturk
Uganda: Capital
Kampala
Chile: Poet
Pablo Neruda
Canada: Capital of Saskatchewan
Regina
Russia: “Great” Tsarina - 1762-1796
Catherine the Great
Ecuador: Capital
Quito
South Korea: Capital
Seoul
China: Industrial objective - 1956
Great Leap Forward
Sudan: Capital
Khartoum
Sri Lanka: Main export
Tea
Canada: NW Territory lake
Great Slave lake
Singapore: Capital
Singapore
Canada: Capital of Prince Edward Island
Charlottetown
Tanzania: National Park
Serengeti National Park
Columbia: Author
Gabriel Marquez
The only christian majority asian country
The Philippines
Canada: Second Largest City
Montreal
South Africa: Farmer
Boer
Russia: Soviet dictator - 1918-1924
Vladimir Lenin
China: longest river
Yangtze
China: Art of Furniture arranging
Feng Shui
Russia: News agency
Tass
South Africa: Heart transplant doctor
Dr. Christian Barnard
United Arab Emirates (U.A.E.): Capital
Abu Dhabi
Egypt: Christian sect
Coptic
Thailand: Peninsula
Malay Peninsula
Switzerland: Capital
Bern
Taiwan: Capital
Taipei
Chile: Mineral held in large deposits
Copper
Poland: Pianist and Prime Minister - 1919
Ignace Paderewski
China: Counting table
Abacus
Sweden: Buxom actress
Anita Ekberg
Surinam: Capital
Paramaribo
World’s largest Peninsula
Arabian Peninsula
Sweden: Swedish nightingale
Jenny Lind
Canada: Largest City
Toronto
Russia: Soviet premier - 1984-1985
Constantine Chernyenko
Thailand: Northern City
Chang Mai
Ecuador: Islands
Galapagos Islands
Canada: Number of provinces
Ten
Egypt: Pharoh who fathered 160 children
Ramses II
Cuba: Castro’s revolutionary aide
Che Guevera
Taiwan: Island
Formosa
South Africa: Provinces
Natal; Orang Free State; Transvaal; Cape
Turkey: Empires
Byzantine; Ottoman
China: Capital
Beijing (formerly Peking)
Denmark: Royalty
Queen Margarethe II
Vietnam: Southern capital
Ho Chi Minh City (former Saigon)
The Philippines: Marcos’ wife - known for thousands of shoes
Imelda
South Africa: Female author
Nadine Gordimer
Canada: Capital of Quebec
Quebec City
The Philippines: Exiled and assassinated activist
Benigno Aquino
The Philippines: second largest religious group
Islam
Scotland: Jacobites supported him
Bonnie Prince Charlie
Turkey: Currency
Lira
The Vatican: Basilica
St. Peter’s
Czech Republic: The Bartered Bride composer
Bedrich Smetana
Switzerland: Male Psychiatrist
Carl Jung
Russia: Royal family
Romanov
Sweden: Capital
Stockholm
Saudi Arabia: Peninsula
Arabian Peninsula
Canada: Liberal prime minster after 1993
Jean Chretien
South Korea: Major city in the southeast
Pusan
Egypt: River
Nile
Tanzania: Mountain
Kilimanjaro
Canada: French-Canadian prime minister 1968-1979 and 1980-1984
Pierre Trudeau
Spain: Capital
Madrid
China: Chinese-American architect
I.M. Pei
Denmark: Copenhagen harbor figure
The Little Mermaid
Canada: Montreal University
Mcgill
Czech Republic: New World Symphony or Bohemian composer
Antonin Dvorak
Egypt: Akhenaton’s wife
Nefertiti
China: Head of government - 1976-1992
Deng Xiaoping
Canada: Largest Island
Baffin Island
Ukraine: Sea
Black Sea
Romania: Capital
Bucharest
Canada: Longest River
Mackenzie
Russia: Currency
Ruble
Egypt: Man who overthrew King Farouk - 1952
Abdul Nasser
Ecuador: Language
Spanish
Scotland: Steel Magnate and Philanthropist
Andrew Carnegie
Egypt: Pharoh who died at age 18 - c. 1350 BC
Tutankhamen
Scotland: Islands
Inner and Outer Hebrides; Orkney
Russia: Soviet premier - 1982-1984
Yuri Andropov
Columbia: Currency
Peso
Egypt: Canal
Suez
Saudi Arabia: King - 1964-1975
King Faisal
Portugal: Wine
Port
Scotland: Author who died in Samoa
Robert Louis Stevenson
South Africa: Female barefoot runner
Zola Budd
Chad: Capital
N’djamena
South Africa: Actress and dancer
Juliet Prowse
Zambia: former name
Northern Rhodesia
Turkey: Istanbul strait
Bosporus
Switzerland: Currency
Franc
South Africa: Indian Ocean port
Durban
Spain: Guitarist
Andres Segovia
Denmark: Peninsula
Jutland
South Africa: President 1984-1989
Pieter Botha
Denmark: Flag
Dannenbrog (world’s oldest flag)
South Korea: President assassinated in 1979
Park Chung-Hee
Columbia: Drug cartels
Cali; Medellin
Ukraine: Mountains
Carpathians
Switzerland: Largest City
Zurich
Vietnam: Bay
Cam Ranh
Scotland: Hills
Lammermoors
South Korea: Symbol on flag
Yin and Yang
Spain: King Ferdinand’s region of northeast Spain
Aragon
South Africa: Judicial Capital
Bloemfontein
Canada: National Anthem
O Canada
Venezuela: Currency
Bolivar
Sudan: Rivers
Nile; White Nile; Blue Nile
Uganda: Israeli raid city
Entebbe
Yugoslavia: Breakaway province
Kosovo
Surinam: Currency
Guilder
Chile: Revolutionary leader - 1817-23
Bernardo O’Higgins
China: Ancient philosopher
Confucius
Scotland: Robert I royal house
Bruce
China: Beijing temple
Temple of Heaven
Spain: Windmill region
La Mancha
Spain: Royalty names
Alfonso XIII; Phillip II
El Salvador: President 1980-82 and 1984-89
Jose Napolean Duarte
Sri Lanka: Language
Singhalese
Thailand: Religion
Buddhism
Vietnam: North Vietnam leader - 1945-1969
Ho Chi Minh
Portugal: Capital
Lisbon
Canada: Yukon gold rush area
Klondike
Switzerland: former name
Helvetia
Ukraine: Capital
Kiev
Switzerland: Philosopher
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Russia: Lenin’s majority
Bolshevik
Chile: Capital
Santiago
Saudi Arabia: Islamic holy cities
Mecca; Medina
Russia: Russian president - 1999-
Vladimir Putin
Spain: The Uprising of the 2nd of May painter
Francisco Goya
China: premier under Mao Tse-Tung
Chou Enlai
China: last emperor
Pu-Yi
Largest island in the Caribbean
Cuba
Thailand: Resort Island
Phuket
Sweden: Feast
Smorgasbord
Chile: Man who overthrew Allende
Augusto Pinochet
Sri Lanka: Former name
Ceylon
Senegal: Capital
Dakar
Romania: Mad King
Ludwig II
Sri Lanka: Author
Arthur C. Clarke
Spain: 16th century military adventurers
Conquistadores
China: site of world’s largest McDonald’s
Beijing
Denmark: Explorer
Vitus Bering
Scotland: City and breed of cattle
Aberdeen
Russia: Confederation
Commonwealth of Independent States
Egypt: Amenhotep III’s son - 17th century BC
Akhenaton
South Africa: Martyred leader
Steven Biko
Russia: Dramatist
Nikolai Golgol
Wales: Welsh for William
Liam
Slovakia: Capital
Bratislava
Egypt: second largest city
Alexandria
China: Chinese-Amerian Sleuth
Charlie Chan
Costa Rica: Nobel Peace Prize - 1987
Oscar Arias Sanchez
Russia: built the Hermitage
Catherine the Great
Vietnam: South Vietnam leader - Nobel Peace Prize winner in 1973
Le Duc Tho
Sweden: Actor
Max Von Sydow
Vietnam: Gulf
Tonkin
Tanzania: Capital
Dodoma
South Africa: Nonviolence advocate and Nobel peace Price winner - 1984
Desmond Tutu
Thailand: Capital
Bangkok
Canada: “The Maple Syrup” province
Quebec
South Korea: President - 1948-1960
Syngman Rhee
The Philippines: Territorial governor - 1901
William Howard Taft
Poland: river
Vistula
Chile: Desert
Atacama
Spain: Indigenous people of Northern Spain
Basque
Russia: Soviet premier - 1964-1982
Leonid Brezhnev
Uganda: former dictator
Idi Amin
Russia: Breakaway republic
Chechnya
The Philippines: President - 1998 -
Joseph Estrada
Ireland: Kissing Stone
Blarney Stone
Poland: union
Solidarity
Turkey: Mountain
Mt. Ararat
Canada: Largest Province
Quebec
Switzerland: Rivers
Rhine; Rhone
Wales: Mineral found in large deposits
Slate
Spain: Southern port
Cadiz
Sweden: Prize fighter
Ingemar Johyansson
Switzerland: Long wooden horn
Alpinhorn
Spain: Last Moorish kingdom
Granada
South Africa: Mandela’s former wife
Winnie Mandela
Cuba: Capital
Havana
Scotland: Cabinet maker
Duncan Fife
Russia: St. Petersburg river
Neva
Syria: President - 1971-2000
Hafez al-Assad
Egypt: Currency
Pound
Rwanda: Minority tribe
Tutsi
Spain: Islamic sect
Moors
Columbia: Capital
Bogota
Republic of the Congo: River
Congo