Capitals
Topology
Where is it?
Ancient Civilizations
Governments
Misc. 1
Rivers, Mountains, and Deserts
Maps
Misc. 2
100
This is the Capital of Syria
Damscus
100
This letter shows a plain.
Letter H
100
Japan in located here.
Letter D
100
He was the Babylonian ruler who wrote 300 laws for the everyday life of Babylonians.
Hammurabi
100
This was a peace agreement in which several countries recognized Israel as an independent country. It also, shares a name with the father of Isreal.
Abraham Accords
100
This country used cowrie shells as currency.
Maldives
100
This river valley civilization was the largest of the three ancient Asian river valley cultures.
Yellow River Valley
100
This is the greatest distance around the earth.
circumference
100
This is the largest Middle Eastern country.
Saudi Arabia
200
This is the Capital of Thailand.
Bangkok
200
This letter shows a peninsula.
Letter I
200
China is located here.
Letter B
200
The first known civilization to develop and use writing was this civilization.
The Sumerians
200
This is a line of rulers in the same family that succeed each other.
Dynasty
200
This is the country where Mount Pinatubo erupted in 1991
The Philippines
200
This multicontinental chain of volcanoes located along the Pacific coast experiences frequent earthquakes.
Ring of Fire
200
These continents are included in the Western Hemisphere.
North America and South America
200
This country was known as the "Kingdom of the Thunder Dragon".
Bhutan
300
This is the Capital of India.
New Dehli
300
This letter shows a canyon.
Letter B
300
The Philippines are located here.
Letter G
300
One of the greatest cities of ancient times that was also a trading post in North Africa was this city.
Carthage
300
This type of monarchy is a monarchy in which nine sultans take turns ruling for five years.
rotating monarchy
300
This is a group of people who share a culture.
Civilization
300
This is the world's highest mountain peak.
Mount Everest
300
The Tropic of Cancer and this line of latitude are important in the Northern Hemisphere.
Arctic Circle
300
Cambodia, Vietnam, and this country were collectively called French Indochina before World War II.
Laos
400
This is the Capital of Turkey.
Ankara
400
This letter shows a geyeser.
Letter E
400
Vietnam is located here.
Letter F
400
The Taj Mahal was a tomb for the wife of a ruler of this country.
India
400
This is a type of government that is ruled by religious authority.
Theocracy
400
He was a Jewish captive who was trained to serve the king of Babylon.
Daniel
400
This is one of the largest shifting-sand deserts in the world.
Taklamakan Desert
400
This is a group of lines that go up and down and from side to side, forming squares or boxes on a map.
Grid
400
The earliest known empire of this country was the Khmer Empire.
Cambodia
500
This is the Capital of South Korea.
Seoul
500
This letter shows an isthmus.
Letter F
500
North Korea is located here.
Letter C
500
This country in the ancient world was known for its cedar trees.
Lebanon
500
This was the site of the 1989 protest against Communism in China.
Tiananmen Square
500
He was the leader of the Chinese Communists.
Mao Zedong
500
This is where a river begins.
Source
500
This peninsula connects Africa to Asia.
Sinai Peninsula
500
This is the study of the earth's surface, climate, countries, people, and cultures.
Geography
600
This is the Capital of Taiwan.
Taipei
600
This letter shows the alstitude of the mountain.
Letter C
600
Mongolia is located here.
Letter A
600
This country is known for the cast system.
India
600
He was the fierce Mongol ruler who united the Mongol tribes.
Genghis Khan
600
This city was known for its "one country, two systems" policy.
Hong Kong
600
This is where a river ends.
Mouth
600
Georgia, Azerbaijan, and this country make up the South Caucasus.
Armenia
600
He was a Venetian trader who explored China. It is also the name of a fun pool game.
Marco Polo