1. WHERE is the Angkor Wat? The Angkor Wat is a large Khmer temple complex which can be found in the Angkor area of Cambodia, a small South-East Asian country between Laos, Vietnam and Thailand.

1. WHERE would you find the Topkapi Palace, the Hagia Sophia and the Golden Horn?
2. WHY do most animals have tails?
3. WHEN did the great depression start?

1. WHERE would you find the Topkapi Palace, the Hagia Sophia and the Golden Horn? In the ancient city of Istanbul, once called Constantinople.

1. Where was the railway station sequence in the movie Prince Caspian filmed?
2. WHY do most animals have tails?
3. WHEN did the great depression start?

When did the Great Depression start? October 29, 1929 with the stock market crash.

1. WHERE was the railway station sequence in the movie Prince Caspian filmed?
2. WHY do most animals have tails?
3. WHEN is football (non American) season?

1. WHERE was the railway station sequence in the movie Prince Caspian filmed? In Prague, Czech Republic. The London Underground Station depicted in the movie was the Strand, but apart from the station name it could have been any underground railway station platform in a number of places including Museum station in Sydney.

1. WHERE would you find a European country which the Romans originally called Lusitania?
2. WHY do most animals have tails?
3. WHEN is football (non American) season?

1. WHERE would you find a European country which the Romans originally called Lusitania?

Lusitania was most of modern Portugal along with part of Spain.

1. WHERE in the solar system would you find objects named Titania and Oberon?
2. WHY do most animals have tails?
3. WHEN is football (non American) season?

2. Tails serve a variety of purposes for different animals. Whether they be for defense (such as the scorpion, or stegosaurs), a warning mechanism (rabbits and deer), for attracting a mate (peacocks and some other birds), flight direction (more birds), running counterbalance (cheetah), climbing (think primates, oppossums and kinkajous), swimming (fish, marine mammals, marine reptiles), brushing away pesky bugs (bovids, equids), or communication (cats, wolves, dogs) -they seem to make survival just a little bit easier... probably why most vertebrates and some invertebrates still have them.

1. WHERE in the solar system would you find objects named Titania and Oberon?
2. WHY is the American Chestnut tree so rare?
3. WHEN is football (non American) season?

3. WHEN is football (non American) season? In Australia the football season usually starts in March and finishes by or on the first Saturday in October, whether it is AFL (Australian Football League - Aussie Rules), ARU (Australian Rugby Union), NFL (National Football League - Rugby League) or Soccer. All but AFL are played internationally, especially soccer (football) which is governed by FIFA which oversees the World Cup. Australian teams are the Kangaroos (Rugby League), Wallabies (Rugby Union) and the Socceroos. NZ's rugby union team is the All Blacks, and they are the best Rugby Union players in the world. In UK, itself, the FA cup (soccer AKA football) was finalised last May, the end of the English football season which started the previous October. Arsenal won that tournament. International football whichever code goes all year round. Well, the question did say non-American....

1. WHERE in the solar system would you find objects named Titania and Oberon?
2. WHY is the American Chestnut tree so rare?
3. WHEN did Constantinople become Istanbul?

2. WHY is the American Chestnut tree so rare? The chestnut blight was accidentally introduced to North America around 1904 when Endothia parasitica was introduced into the United States from Japanese nursery stock. By 1940, most mature American chestnut trees had been wiped out by the disease

1. WHERE in the solar system would you find objects named Titania and Oberon?
2. WHY is the yellow river yellow?
3. WHEN did Constantinople become Istanbul?

1. WHERE in the solar system would you find objects named Titania and Oberon? Both Titania and Oberon are moons orbiting the planet Uranus, named after a Graeco-Roman god whose name was spelt Ouranos in Greek.

1. WHERE in Europe would you find Picardy and Flanders?
2. WHY is the yellow river yellow?
3. WHEN did Constantinople become Istanbul?

3. WHEN did Constantinople become Istanbul? As best as I can figure, around the early 1900s.

1. WHERE in Europe would you find Picardy and Flanders?
2. WHY is the yellow river yellow?
3. WHEN did the first person orbit the earth?

2. WHY is the yellow river yellow? The Yellow River, called also the Hwang Ho, is a major world river that has produced devastating floods. From its source it washes down the yellowish coloured loess soil which would be useful to the lands watered by these floods but which is also washed out to the similarly named Yellow Sea.

1. WHERE in Europe would you find Picardy and Flanders?
2. WHY is the period of time after the fall of the Western Roman Empire called the Dark Ages?
3. WHEN did the first person orbit the earth?

2.WHY is the period of time after the fall of the Western Roman Empire called the Dark Ages? The Western Roman Empire collapsed about 475 AD when Augustulus Romullus, the last Emperor, was deposed, after which all authority, except that of the Christian church broke down, giving rise to the belief that neither old ways of living nor barbaric invading tribes had any new contribution to that era of Western European civilization.

1. WHERE in Europe would you find Picardy and Flanders?
2. WHY do some people and organisations use the herb rosemary for remembrance, instead of poppies?
3. WHEN did the first person orbit the earth?

3. WHEN did the first person orbit the earth?

April 12 1961 Yuri Gagarin became both the first human to travel into space, and the first to orbit the earth.

1. WHERE in Europe would you find Picardy and Flanders?
2. WHY do some people and organisations use the herb rosemary for remembrance, instead of poppies?
3. WHEN was the first dinosaur fossil discovered?

1. WHERE in Europe would you find Picardy and Flanders? Flanders is a region in the Northern, Dutch-speaking region of Belgium, around the city of Brussels. But Flanders, "where the poppies grow", tends more to be associated with the southern part of Belgium which borders Picardy, whose main town is Amiens, is a province of Northern France. Both southern Belgium and Picardy were heavily involved with much of the fighting in World War I.

1. WHERE in the United States of America would I find a large city with links to a decidedly humble French medieval king born 800 or so years ago?
2. WHY do some people and organisations use the herb rosemary for remembrance, instead of poppies?
3. WHEN was the first dinosaur fossil discovered?

2. WHY do some people and organisations use the herb rosemary for remembrance, instead of poppies? Rosemary is associated with memory. This idea seems to come from folklore, but recent studies indicate that rosemary does promote memory.

1. WHERE in the United States of America would I find a large city with links to a decidedly humble French medieval king born 800 or so years ago?
2. WHY do people love stories? (You can just give a reason you love them, if you'd rather not try to sort through the theories. )
3. WHEN was the first dinosaur fossil discovered?