U.S. Occupation of Japan
Who was the leader of the U.S. Occupation in Japan after WWII?
General Douglas MacArthur
Which river was Rome founded near?
Tiber River
Which amendments were passed under Reconstruction?
13th, 14th, & 15th
Which civilization built the Tikal in Guatemala?
Mayas
What famous artifact helped scholars decipher Egyptian hieroglyphs?
Rosetta Stone
Who became the symbolic leader of Japan after WWII?
Emperor Hirohito
What structures did the Romans build to direct water to their cities and smaller towns?
Aqueducts
What was the name of the bureau in charge of helping formerly enslaved people become "self-sufficient"?
Freedman's Bureau
What two religions now coexist in the Hagia Sophia?
Christianity and Islam
Who was the sun God in Egyptian mythology?
Ra
What was the shift from "leftist" democratization to political reform during the Occupation called?
What was the name of the conflict between the plebeians and patricians over political rights in the early Republic?
The Struggle of the Orders
What were the laws passed by Southern states that limited the newly gained freedoms of Black citizens known as?
Black Codes
The Caryatids
What is the one thing you could find in an ancient Egyptian tomb and still be able to eat?
Honey
Which treaty marked the end of the Occupation?
San Francisco Peace Treaty
Which Roman law established that plebeians and patricians were equal under the law?
Lex Hortensia
What marked the end of Reconstruction?
Compromise of 1877/Rutherford B. Hayes' Election
To whom did the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan dedicate the Tak Mahal to?
His wife, Mumtaz Mahal
Which pharaoh had the longest reign in Ancient Egyptian history?
Ramses the Great/ Ramses II
Who was the only woman involved in the rewriting of the Japanese constitution?
Beate Sirota Gordon
Lucius and Acacius (Paul Mescal and Pedro Pascal)
Which state became the guinea pig for Reconstruction policies due to its French roots?
Which historical structure did Toyotomi Hideyoshi order to construct in 1583?
Osaka Castle
Which pharaoh's tomb was discovered in 1922 in an almost intact state?
Tutankhamun