Americans are Dumber than the Rest of the World? (Quiz Battle between Americans and Europeans!!)

1920 1950 19 is this common knowledge yes I have no idea it is common hi everyone I'm haley and I'm from the US hi I'm cali and I'm also from the US hi guys I'm jessica and I'm from germany hi, i'm george and i'm from italy hi, i'm christy and i'm from west midlands of the uk yes I've definitely heard that before oh yes yes yes I just think our stupid people get more publicity than other countries idiot I don't think we're

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that's fair it hurts yes it hurts I'm going to be completely honest my point of view has changed over the years that was my first initial thought but my point of view has changed changed from meeting American people, no I'm, I'm not here, I mean, there are three of us and they are two, so I think we always have the advantage of being one more.

I've been out of school too long, yes. The same year has been a while and the thing is, I hate losing, but I don't know if I'm smart. China has a population problem. Well, there was a law that limited one child per family, but I think that has changed now. this common knowledge, yeah, I have no idea what a falcon or something like a lion looks like, I was trying to think of flags or something, oh oh bull, yeah, Spanish, I guess because I heard they pronounced their name Argentine, It's common knowledge, which is why I love Japan.

I knew I knew the answer because I used to live, I used to live in Japan, I traveled to Japan, so I think that's probably how I knew it. I just remembered that yeah, oh, I couldn't even read it first. I do not remember. I watched a video because in Germany World War II is a big topic every year, so yes, we learn a lot about it. What is the blue whale video? I heard that wheels are the biggest animal in the

world

because something about gravity in the sea makes me guess that animals can get bigger, that's why I'm so smart.

I don't know what you were about to say: elephants. The black plague was about to say that it killed a lot of people and the masks are very famous. the plague dr masks are very famous they are very common halloween costumes and in horror movies I am also coronavirus has brought that back a little bit of people were talking more about what plagues are very common and epidemics and pandemics and all that, but He also just killed a lot of people, you know this, oh what was it? 50 I Googled it, I don't know, I was really inte

rest

ed in the US when I was younger so I wanted to move to the US so they contacted me doing a lot of research on it.

I think I read it a few years ago I knew it I did it I wasn't fast enough I'm just going to keep your head we should know this Vatican I'm so stupid I'm Italian it's just that a country is a country in Italy I just thought it was like a particular territory of Italy, which is not a state, is just a territory in the Pacific Ocean. I figured that was my second guess. Yes, I knew it was a big ocean, but I didn't actually know it was the biggest. one so I learned something new, yeah I thought it was one of the two and I guess I guessed the wrong line too.

Russia, yes, that was my second guest. He was so scared. I was so scared at first. It was also like full because. of the population, yeah, I figured it was the biggest country and I thought I'd hurry up. I was thinking it's one of the two. You see my face. I doubt, I don't know to the nearest decimal point. I think it's like three points. no no two point one two point five one point seven one point eight one point six yes we needed that point you use one or the other you don't convert normally like when I exercise I always like to do kilometers because I'm like running 5 km or something like that, but when I drive at home I definitely think I don't know how big a mile is.

I just like it in Italy we only use kilometers. I don't think there is a word for mile. in blue Italy yes, I love animals uh, I'm only interested in going to zoos and when you go to the hospital you give something to the gym. I've been to a zoo. I've seen it there. I literally overlooked it. I don't even have a guest. I'm so bad at history. I don't want to say something really bad. God, I have no idea. I'm going to sound so stupid. I'm going to sound stupid because no. I don't know the cold war literary translation 1920s 1950s 1930s 1954 1917 89 oh yes oh that's not because of my knowledge it was a guessing game.

I learned it for sure in school, it doesn't, it doesn't come up in conversation, yeah. I don't remember learning it maybe I had it maybe I didn't forget I feel like this is getting harder so let's try our best again the bible I didn't even like to think of it as technically a book that would be told in the sales chart actually had two options: the Bible or Harry Potter. I wouldn't have guessed because I wouldn't have thought I had the book sales chart. I would think they wouldn't include similar religious texts. I wouldn't have imagined we would have five.

I think the stereotype is there because the education system is different in each country. I don't know if it's still a stereotype, but at least in Europe it's known that the American education system is a little different from how we study in Europe, so I guess it could be that, but it was also like a kind of game of who's who. faster, so I guess I'm faster. Yeah, I don't think this has anything to do with the The stereotype is true or not because this was common knowledge for almost every question that we all knew, probably except the answer to the Cold War, because I think most of us knew the answers to all of them.

I think if it was a team issue, maybe our combination. Knowledge might have been kind to you, I felt like you probably knew something I didn't, yeah, our collective knowledge isn't that bad. Sometimes a person just maybe picks up on one thing and others also know it or like their interests too. They are different in researching things more than other topics, so I think it also depends on what country you are because especially since a lot of the questions were based on some history, it depends on what you learn from what I have heard in America.

About American history in Europe we tend to focus on the history of our own country. We don't really know much about the history of other countries. We know a little about other European countries, but certainly not about other people from other countries that you know today at least in the United States. Typically, each year of high school, most schools require you to learn about a different region of the world. It's like nowadays people usually know more. I think it doesn't matter where you're from, it depends from person to person, of course, yeah, so today. We are having a trivia

battle

and the topic is about American versus European general knowledge.

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