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1. The inaugural Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to this entrepreneur who inspired the formation of the Red Cross after witnessing the horrific aftermath of the Battle of Solferino (1859).
2. The 1946 Peace Prize was awarded to John R. Mott for his work in "creating religious brotherhood across national boundaries" as head of what organisation?
3. Bishop Carlos Filipe Ximenes Belo and Jose Ramos-Horta were recognised for work towards a peaceful solution to conflict in which occupied nation?
4. Who was the first clergyman to be awarded a Nobel Peace Prize?
5. The Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) are known for their plain dress, teetotalism, opposition to slavery and refusal to participate in war, but they have also actively provided aid to the poor and the sick. In what year was the Nobel Prize jointly awarded to the Friends' Service Council and the American Friends' Service Committee?
6. Which Baptist pastor and leader of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference had a dream that people would be judged by their personal qualities and not the colour of their skin?
7. Which ordained Lutheran was recognised for his "Reverence for Life" and as a medical missionary in Gabon?
8. Mother Teresa was recognised for her work among the poorest of the poor in Kolata (Calcutta), caring for those who had no-one else: orphans, lepers and the terminally ill. What was the name of the order she founded?
9. The 1958 Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to the Belgian Dominican priest, Georges Dominique Pire, for his work in which area?
10. Which Archbishop and Nobel Peace Laureate is credited with coining the phrase "Rainbow Nation" to describe a multi-cultural, post-apartheid South Africa?
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