The Fall of Rome
This is a form of government where citizens vote for their leader, who then represents the people.
What is a republic?
Christianity references the Bible as their sacred text, while Muslims reference this book as their sacred text.
What is the Quran?
A series of military expeditions that lasted more than 150 years in which Europeans tried to get control of the Holy Land of Jerusalem.
What are the Crusades?
This dynasty improved the Chinese system of government.
Who is the Song Dynasty?
This event split Christianity into 2 major denominations, Roman Catholic (West) and Eastern Orthodox (East).
What is the Great Schism?
Polytheism refers to the belief in multiple gods. These 3 religions all believe in 1 God, which refers to.
What is Monotheism?
This place is referred to as the "Holy City", valued by Christians, Muslims, and Jews.
The Grand Canal was a major achievement of this dynasty.
Who is the Sui Dynasty?
Known as "Instanbul" today, this was the name of the capital of the Byzantine Empire.
What is Constantinople?
This was the ruler of Mali who made Islam the religion, built mosques, and made a pilgrimage to Mecca.
Who is Mansa Musa?
The treaty between King Richard and Saladin was signed during which Crusade?
What is the Third Crusade?
These achievements helped coin the nickname for the "Golden Age of China".
What are irrigation, food cultivation, food surpluses, new music, art, painted landscapes, gunpowder, magnetic compass, print books.
One of the greatest emperors of the Byzantine Empire, who also put together a team to develop Justinian Code.
Who is Justinian?
Who is Muhammed?
The failed crusade that involved minors and started with a dream.
What is the Children's Crusade?
The Japanese military leader with greater power than the emperor.
Who is the Shogun?
This event resulted in the death of Julius Caesar and ignited a civil war.
What is the Ides of March?
Shiites believed the next leader(s) had to be a descendant of this ruler.
Who is Muhammed?
The agreement between these two figures stated that Christian pilgrims could visit Jerusalem.
Who are Richard the Lionheart and Saladin?
This religion believes spirits of nature and ancestors are always near.
What is Shinto?