The Earliest Americans
Ancient Rome
The Vikings
World Rivers
The Exploration of North America
100

What is the land bridge that connected Asia and North America?

a. Beringia

b. The artic Circle

c. Nunavut

d. the Four Corners

a. Beringia

100

In the Roman Republic, who were the patricians?

a. dictators who had total control over the country

b. members of powerful and wealthy families

c. poor working men and women

d. legions of Roman soldiers

b. members of powerful and wealthy families

100

The area of Europe where the Vikings came from is now called

a. England

b. North America

c. Scandinavia

d. the Netherlands

C. Scandinavia 

100

Being a river pilot on the Mississippi River is especially because

a. there are many rapids in the river

b. the river changes all the time

c. the river is often frozen solid

d. the river has very few tributaries

b. the river changes all the time

100
In 1492, Columbus claimed the land he found for the King and Queen of what country?

a. Italy

b. Spain

c. America

d. England

b. Spain

200

A dome-shaped shelter made from snow blocks is called a(an)

a. ice sheet

b. igloo

c. longhouse

d.wigwam

b.igloo

200
Who were Romulus and Remus?

a. the two faces of one god

b. the two biggest hills in Rome

c. the first and last emperors of Rome

d. the twin brothers who, according to legend, founded Rome

D, the twin brothers who, according to the legend, founded Rome
200
The fiercest Viking warriors were known as 

a. sailors

b. jarls

c. Navigators

d. berserkers

d. berserkers

200
The Yellow River takes its name from the

a. silt that flows in the river

b. deserts that surround the river

c. brightly colored fish in the river

d. pollution in the river

a. silt that flows in the river

200

What were the religious settlements that the Spaniards built in the Southwest called?

a. presidios

b. vaqueros

c. missions

d. conquistadors

c. missions

300

A Pueblo people who live in villages on the high mesas are the

a. Hopi

b.Mahican

c.Apache

d. Seminoles

a. Hopi

300

How was Pompeii destroyed?

a. It was covered by a huge flood.

b. It was conquered by Julius Caesar

c. It was buried by a volcanic eruption

d. It was devastated by a Greek invasion

C. It was buried in a volcanic eruption

300

Which day of the week is named after Thor, the Viking god of Thunder?

a. Tuesday

b. Monday

c. Wednesday

d. Thursday

d. Thursday

300

A visitor to the Mackenzie River in the Northern Hemisphere might see this wildlife

a. piranhas

b. a hippopotamus

c. migrating birds

d. camels

c. migrating birds

300

Where is the river named for Henry Hudson located?

a. Canada

b. Newfoundland

c. New York

d. Florida

c. New York

400

The Haudenosaunee lived in

a. wigwams

b. pueblos

c. igloos

d. longhouses

d. longhouses

400

The Roman Empire spread over nearly all the lands surrounding the

a. Black Sea

b. North Sea

C. Mediterranean Sea

d. Red Sea

C. Mediterranean Sea

400

What did Odin and the warriors do in Valhalla?

a. ate magic apples and prayed

b. battled by day and feasted at night

c. slept all the time

d. carved rune stone

b. battled by day and feasted at night

400

The Nile river is located on which continent?

a. Europe

b. Africa

c. Asia

d. North America

b. Africa

400
What was the legend of El Dorado about?

a. a famous city or cities of gold

b. a famous city of silver

c. a real city in Florida

d. a big canyon

a. a found city or cities of gold

500

The Mohawk, Oneida, and the Seneca were part of the

a. Cherokee Nation

b. Haudenosaunee Confederacy

c. Ancestral Pueblo

d. Creek Confederacy

b) Haudenosaunee Confederacy

500

The Western Roman Empire ended in

a. 100 BCE

b. 476 BCE

c. 1066 CE.

d. 1492 CE


b. 476 BCE

500

According to Norse mythology, the world was created from

a. leaves and grass

b. thunder and lightning

c. sand and snow

d. the body of a dead giant

d. the body of a dead giant

500

The Yukon River played a big part in this era of history.

a. the age of castles in Europe

b. the growth of ancient Asian civilization

c. the search for gold in the Klondike

d. the building of the Great Pyramid in Egypt

c. the search for gold in the Klondike

500

Which body of water did Champlain explore for France?

a. the Caribbean Sea

b. the Mississippi River

c. the Hudson River

d. the St.Lawrence River

d. the St.Lawrence River

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