Ancient China
This is the name of the major wall built to protect China.
The Great Wall
This man was the ruler of the Mongols.
Genghis Khan
This is the name of a man who famously travelled along the Silk Road. And if he got lost someone would yell out his first name (hopefully he would yell back with his last name)
Marco Polo
This man started the Christianity movement.
Jesus
The Western Roman Empire collapsed due to invasion from these people.
Germanic
Emperor built these, a massive 7,000 clay army buried underground.
Terracotta Warriors
The Mongols were known for being this, a type of people that move around a lot.
Nomads
It was in this ocean that maritime trade took place.
Indian Ocean
Teaching, preaching, and letters
It was this city that helped keep the Eastern Roman Empire defended (also named after Constantine).
Constantinople
This Chinese dynasty overthrew the Qin Dynasty.
Han Dynasty
The Mongols are known (in a good way) for the creation of this.
The Silk Road
Name 3 goods that were traded on the Indian Ocean
Silk, Porcelain, Spice, Incense, Ivory, Slaves
Name one thing that the Roman Empire would do to persecute Christians.
Throw them to the lions, stone them to death
It was the goal of this Roman Emperor to reestablish the Roman Empire.
Justinian I
This man was known as "Master King."
Confucius
This is the name of the Chinese Dynasty that the Mongols set up.
Yuan Dynasty
This weather event caused very strong winds that made it dangerous for maritime merchants.
Monsoons
Who was the Bishop of Rome and viewed as Peter's successor?
This is the name of the largest Christian Church during the Byzantine Empire.
Hagia Sophia
This Ancient Chinese philosophy doesn't believe in interfering with the natural order of things.
Taoism/Daoism
FINAL JEOPARDY:
The Edict of Milan, enacted by Emperor Constantine, did this.
Legalized the Christian faith.
When we looked at the map of the Silk Road, there were not many stops up North. Why?
Too cold, no one travels in the cold
Name three reasons why Christianity attracted so many followers in the Roman Empire.
More personal religion, familiar and cheaper, ulfilled human need to belong.
The Byzantine Empire went through a Great Schism. A speration between the Catholic Church and this Church.
Orthodox