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The Cossack era quiz — History The “The Cossack era” quiz — History. It has 25 questions in five categories: Frontier Map, Camp Life, Birth of a State, Sea and Battle, Culture and Memory. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
Frontier Map 100 The Ukrainian Cossacks built their strongholds along which great river?
200 Zaporozhian Cossacks took their name from living 'beyond' which natural obstacles on the Dnipro, shown here?
300 Which island near Zaporizhzhia…
In the game400 What was the vast…
In the game500 Which prince built a…
In the gameCamp Life 100 What did the Zaporozhian Cossacks call their fortified headquarters on the lower Dnipro?
200 The word 'Cossack' comes from a Turkic term for someone who answered to no lord. How is it usually translated?
300 What was the assembly…
In the game400 What name did Cossacks…
In the game500 What title belonged to…
In the gameBirth of a State 100 Who led the 1648 uprising that gave rise to a Ukrainian Cossack state?
200 What is the usual English name for the Cossack state founded in 1648?
300 Cavalry from which khanate…
In the game400 Which town in today's…
In the game500 What 1649 agreement placed…
In the gameSea and Battle 100 What was this light Cossack warboat, used for sea raids, called?
200 Which sea did Cossack boats cross to raid Ottoman coastal towns?
300 At which pictured fortress…
In the game400 Which hetman led Cossacks…
In the game500 These fortress walls stand…
In the gameCulture and Memory 100 Which lively Ukrainian dance began among the Zaporozhian Cossacks?
200 What is the many-stringed Ukrainian instrument held by this musician?
300 What were the travelling…
In the game400 Which folk-art hero typically…
In the game500 Which anonymous Cossack chronicle…
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