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Which French king was called the Sun King?

Henry IV of France
Louis XI of France
Louis XIV of France
Louis XVI of France
Louis XIV ruled for 72 years and 110 days, which is the longest period of rule of any monarch of a sovereign country in European history.
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Henry IV of France
Louis XI of France
Louis XIV of France
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The French Open tennis tournament is named after aviator Roland-Garros. What did he do?

he invented a monoplane
he flew from Paris to London
he flew across the Mediterranean Sea
he became the first fighter ace of WWI

In which city did Charlemagne, King of the Franks, reside?

Paris
Troyes (modern France)
Liege (modern Belgium)
Aachen (modern Germany)

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Moscow
Warsaw
Paris
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He committed suicide
He died of carbon oxide poisoning
He died in an explosion
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