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Recently Created Games by Members
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Created by Beltenebros very recently in Linguistics
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I've Heard the Name, but . . .
Identify these people whose names are more famous than their faces.
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Mediterranean 'Up Close' Challenge
General Mediterranean area, areas of Mediterranean countries and a few places in the picture but not part of the Mediterranean (for perspective and learning). Click on the correct geographical or topographical area.
Created by sequoiasuper very recently in Geography
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(Some) Countries of Europe in Icelandic (Sumir Land af Evrópa á Íslensku)
Played 27 timesFor anyone who likes something interesting, but not too difficult (or anyone who knows Icelandic:)
Created by Dinosaurus4 1 day ago in Geography
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Etymology of State Names (Easy Version)
Played 63 timesWhat language is associated with each state's name? (Note: there are disagreements on some: see game comments.) There will be more (and more difficult) games on this theme later...
Image by Ixnay1 at Wikipedia/Wikimedia
Created by tickman 1 day ago in Linguistics
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Played 18 times
For geologists or just those who like geology.
Created by Dinosaurus4 2 days ago in Science
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The Diadochi (Alexander's Successors), Part 4 of 4
Played 15 timesWars and empires come and go, but for the most part, cities remain. Find a few of the cities (dots) and regions (no dots) of this area. Most remain: some of the names are still familiar.
Image by Javierfv1212 at Wikipedia/Wikimedia
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The Diadochi (Alexander's Successors), Part 3 of 4
Played 21 timesAfter periods of consolidation and re-fragmentation, here are the Successor kingdoms circa 275 BC, just before the Syrian Wars. After that period, most of these regions will be divided between Rome and Parthia.
Image by Javierfv1212 at Wikipedia/Wikimedia
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The Diadochi (Alexander's Successors), Part 2 of 4
Played 34 timesThe Battle of Ipsus (301 BC) marks the end of attmpts to consolidate, leaving this situation. Note the non-Alexandrian areas in and around the Italian Peninsula and Northwest Africa...
Image by Captain Blood at Wikipedia/Wikimedia.
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The Diadochi (Alexander's Successors), Part 1 of 4
Played 43 timesPoor Alex was barely cold before power struggles broke up his empire.
Find the successors circa 303, before the Battle of Ipsus.Image by Javierfv1212 at Wikipedia/Wikimedia
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Played 121 times
Identify these movie stars in unusual roles:
Created by Brainiest 6 days ago in Entertainment
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Played 90 times
Do you remember these show business folk who reached the age of 90? Some are still with us.
Created by Brainiest 6 days ago in Entertainment
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Played 12 times
Now in lunar orbit, it is designed to map and characterize the moon's surface.
Top dot: acronym of the instrument. Lower dot: what it looks at.
Image by NASA
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Played 29 times
The 1838 removal of 15000 Cherokee from their homes in the east to "Indian Territory" further west. 2000 - 4000 of the 15000 relocatees died on the way.
Find states, towns, forts and waterways along the routes.
Image by the US National Park Service
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Played 126 times
Do you remember these short-lived stars of entertainment?
Created by Brainiest 1 week ago in Entertainment
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Played 41 timesThe interfaces of a human being with the rest of the world are (mainly) skin, lungs and intestines. We can think ourselves as boxes or very thin sheets and these are the ratios among the different surfaces.
(http://www.vendian.org/envelope/dir2/lungsout.html)
