Ancient Egypt
Mesopotamia
Greece
Rome
China
100
This structure, built during the Fourth Dynasty, is the oldest of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World

The Great Pyramid of Giza

100

Name at least 1 modern country inside of Mesopotamia's ancient borders (Hint: There are 4)

Iraq, Syria, Turkey, Iran are all acceptable answers

100

This ancient athletic competition, held every four years, originated in Olympia, Greece.

Olympic Games

100

This volcanic eruption in 79 CE buried the cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum

Mount Vesuvius

100

This philosophy, emphasizing respect for elders and proper conduct, was founded by Confucius

Confucianism

200

This river, vital to the ancient Egyptian civilization, flows from south to north

The Nile

200

Mesopotamia is flanked by 2 large rivers, giving it the nickname "The Fertile Crescent". What are the names of these rivers

Tigris, Euphrates

200

This city-state was known for its military focus and disciplined citizens

Sparta

200

This Roman Structure, used for gladiatorial contests, could hold up to 50,000 spectators

The Colosseum

200

This ancient trade route connected China to the Mediterranean

The Silk Road

300

The Egyptian ruler, known for their intelligence and political skill, was the last active pharoah

Cleopatra

300

This Mesopotamian epic features the hero's quest for immortality

Epic of Gilgamesh
300

This goddess of wisdom was also the namesake of a prominent Greek city

Athena

300

This Roman gladiator led a famous slave revolt from 73-71 BCE

Sparticus
300

This book, attributed to Sun Tzu, is an endearing treatise on military strategy

The Art of War
400

The key to deciphering Egyptian hieroglyphics, this stone was discovered in 1799

Rosetta Stone

400

This form of wedge-shaped writing was used by the Sumerians

Cunieform

400

This epic poem by Homer tells the story of the Trojan War

The Iliad

400

The name for the day in which Julius Caeser was assassinated

Ides of March

400

These statues, numbering in the thousands, were buried with the first emperor of China

The Terracotta Warriors

500

This boy-king's tomb was discovered nearly intact in 1922 by Howard Carter.

King Tutankhamun

500

The Akkadian Empire was founded by this ruler, considered the first known emperor

Sargon of Akkad

500

This Macedonian conqueror spread Greek culture as far as India

Alexander the Great

500

The first emperor of Rome ended the Roman Republic and began the Pax Romana

Augustus (Octavian)
500

This dynasty saw the invention of paper and the rise of the civil service system

Han Dynasty

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