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Which monument was the world's tallest structure for over 3,800 years?
Answer: Great Pyramid of Giza
Why: Stripped of its polished limestone casing and its capstone, the pyramid has shrunk from 146.6 metres to about 138.5 metres.
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Who founded Morocco's al-Qarawiyyin, the oldest university still open?
Answer: Fatima al-Fihri
Why: Fatima used her entire inheritance from her wealthy merchant father to fund and build the university mosque.
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Which widespread East African trade language heavily blends Bantu grammar with Arabic vocabulary?
Answer: Swahili
Why: Even the name Swahili itself comes from the Arabic word sawahil, meaning coasts or borders.
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What name was given to the famous 1974 hominin fossil?
Answer: Lucy
Why: The expedition team named the skeleton after the Beatles track Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds played during their celebration.
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What native language did the Egyptian queen Cleopatra speak?
Answer: Greek
Why: Though her Ptolemaic dynasty ruled Egypt for nearly three centuries, Cleopatra was the first member of the family who bothered to learn Egyptian.
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Which archbishop won a Nobel Peace Prize opposing apartheid?
Answer: Desmond Tutu
Why: After apartheid ended, Tutu chaired the commission investigating its human rights abuses.