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Politics 621 questions.
The theory and practice of ruling the proletariat, and those that do it
Pub quiz question 6793 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: What's the name of the building which stands at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington DC?
  2. Answer: A: The White House
  3. Categories: Buildings (2) Politics (1)
Pub quiz question 6714 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: Whose government was dubbed the 'mince pie administration?'
  2. Answer: A: Pitt the Younger
  3. Notes: *: 19 Dec 1783, so called because they didn't think it would be over by Christmas
  4. Categories: Politics (8) Christmas (9)
Pub quiz question 357 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: What was ex-British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's maiden name
  2. Answer: A: Roberts
  3. Categories: Politics (4) General Knowledge (5)
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Pub quiz question 953 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: Name the US president
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  3. Answer: A: William McKinley
  4. Categories: Politics (8)
Pub quiz question 6791 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: Which city's Leinster House was the USA's White House modelled on?
  2. Answer: A: Dublin's
  3. Categories: Buildings (7) Politics (8)
Pub quiz question 7170 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: Who, in 1999, became the second President of the Russian Federation?
  2. Answer: A: Vladimir Putin
  3. Categories: 1990s (6) Politics (6) People (6)
Pub quiz question 7034 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: What cost £6.65 in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland in April 2006 that people in Wales paid £3 for?
  2. Answer: A: An NHS prescription
  3. Categories: Politics (3) 2000s (3)
Pub quiz question 4415 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: Which leader of Solidarność (soli-dar-nosht - Solidarity) became President of Poland in 1990?
  2. Answer: A: Lech Wałęsan (Lek Var-wen-sa)
  3. Categories: Politics (2) History (2) 1990s (2)
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Pub quiz question 6842 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: What name was Argentina's Eva Peron known by?
  2. Answer: A: Evita
  3. Categories: Geography (4) Names (3) Politics (3)
Pub quiz question 7152 by pjh2
  1. Question: Q: What US Secretary of State said 'There can't be a crisis next week. My schedule is already full'?
  2. Answer: A: Henry Kissinger
  3. Categories: Politics (5) Quotations (5) People (5)
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