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1. Let's start in the 'Old World'. Ruthenians are widely settled across the Earth but from which region do they originate?
2. Teutons, first encountered by the Roman Empire around 110BC whilst migrating towards Roman Italy, were part of which wider tribe?
3. The Helvetian peoples, a branch itself of the Gallic race, lent their name to which of the following?
4. The Métis people are typically a mix between Native Americans or First Nations and which European country?
5. Which European country colonised the larger part of Central America, influencing it significantly?
6. Harlem, Utrecht and The Bronx are districts of New York settled originally by people from which country?
7. The first European to attempt colonisation of North America was arguably Leif Ericson around CE 1000. Ericson named three different countries, from North to South: Helluland, Markland and what?
8. Staying in North America, at Federal level what is the official language of the US?
9. Canada is one of the few bilingual countries in the world. Which two languages are officially spoken in Canada?
10. You might find this word on the country in question's hockey shirts, but Suomi is an indigenous word that refers to where?
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