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100
This religious figure is known for being a prophet and created the Islamic pilgrimage to Mecca.
Who is Muhammad?
100
What modern-day country are the Normans from?
What is France?
100
This type of religion worships many Gods as oppossed to a singular.
What is polytheism?
100
This art piece beautifully displays the events of the Battle of Hastings.
What is the Bayeux Tapestry?
100
This is a beautiful, large tree that happens to be Ms. McCurdy's favorite.
What is a Redwood Tree?
200
This medieval ruler was crowned Holy Roman Emperor by Pope Leo III in the year 800.
Who is Charlemagne?
200
This civilization thrived in modern-day Pakistan from 2500-1700 BCE.
What is the Indus River Valley civilization?
(Also acceptable, Mohenjo-Daro or Harappa)
200
This major world religion began as a sect within Judaism, but broke away as followers of Jesus believed he was the promised Messiah.
What is Christianity?
200
What is this invention? 
What is a Motte and Bailey?
200
Between 1600 and 1500 BCE, this civilization thrived in modern-day Mexico and consolidated its power in the cities of Veracruz and Tenochtitlan.
Who are the Olmec?
300
This Chinese philosopher is known for teachings about respect, family, and good government.
Who is Confucius?
300
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This South American country is famous for producing some of the world’s best coffee and has Bogotá as its capital.
What is Colombia?
300
This acronym is used to compile all of Judaism's important texts into one piece.
What is the Tanakh?
300
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The printing press helped spread books and ideas rapidly across Europe and was made by a German engineer.
Who is Johannes Gutenberg
300
What is the name of the highest social class in India?
Who are Brahmins?
400
According to Roman mythology, this Trojan hero traveled to Italy after the fall of Troy and became an ancestor of the Romans
Who is Aeneas?
400
This ancient city is considered holy by Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, making it the spiritual heart of the world’s three major monotheistic religions.
What is Jerusalem?
400
This large stone is the center of Islamic pilgrimages.
What is the Kaaba?
400
A foundational code of Roman law, inscribed on bronze and posted in the Roman Forum to ensure equal rights and public knowledge of laws for all citizens, including plebeians.
What are the 12 Tablets?
400
The Haab and Tzolk'in were two of the main calendars created and used by this civilization.
Who are the Mayans?
500
This ruler built a vast Mongol Empire stretching across Asia and Europe.
Who is Ghengis Khan?
500
Along with the Euphrates, this river helped create the fertile region known as Mesopotamia.
What is the Tigris River?
500
Name 2 Greek Gods and their Roman counterparts.
Zeus - Jupiter
Hera - Juno
Poseidon - Neptune
Hades - Pluto
Athena - Minerva
Ares - Mars
Aphrodite - Venus
Artemis - Diana
Hermes - Mercury
500
This language is used to carve this piece, which is made out of a unique material. Provide the language and material used.
What are Runes and Whale Bone?
500
What does GRAPES refer to regarding our history class?
What is Geography, Religion, Achievements, Politics, Economics, and Social Structure?