Civilizations
Native Americans in the Midwest followed and hunted these animals, leading to their nomadic lifestyle.
What is Buffalo?
The Monotheistic religion centered around the teachings of Son of God who was crucified and resurrected from the dead.
What is Christianity?
This Civilization was known for its high literacy rates and its Civil Service exams. It's Great Wall you can see from Space and walk on it today.
What is China?
When the Islamic States entered territory around this religious city, Christians eventually responded with brutal military campaigns known as the Crusades.
What is Jerusalem?
The Islamic term for God.
What is Allah?
Buddhism explains that all misfortune and suffering in the World is caused by cravings and desires. Through discipline and following the teachings of Buddha, one can reach a state of bliss (also the name of a 1990's Rock Band).
What is Nirvana?
Most of Africa was impacted by Islam, however this Nation remained a beacon of Christianity.
What is Zimbabwe?
Siddhartha Gautama born 5 to 6 Centuries BC implemented teachings that would be practiced in this modern day religion.
What is Buddhism?
That same country developed this pyrotechnic, used initially in celebrations but evolved for more military purposes.
What is Gunpowder or Fireworks?
The Mamluk Sultanate benefited greatly from trade as its primary center was located in the delta of this major river.
What is the Nile?
Disgusted by the actions of his Emperor, he resigned and lived a life a focused on principles and teachings.
Who is Confucius?
This Empire was known for its tribute system with its subordinates. However, collecting payments were tough even with the well connected network of roads.
Who were the Inca?
This Polytheistic religion emphasizes a belief in a Universal Soul.
What is Hinduism?
What is Magna Carta?
African Nations relied heavily on trade through this major Geographic feature?
What is the Sahara Desert?
Born 400-500 years after Christ, this Profit impacted the Middle East with the teachings of Islam.
Who is Muhammad?
England following the Dark Ages remained a prevalent Monarchy, however they employed this systems of Government where Lords owned land (and the people living on it).
What is Feudalism?
According to Islam, believers are required to make at least one lifetime pilgrimage to Mecca, in this Middle Eastern Country.
What is Saudi Arabia?
This Country's Three States of Assembly were established during the Middle Ages, but were put on the shelf until its Revolution hundreds of years later.
What is France?
Wars between the English and the French were frequent. Even the natural barrier of this waterway was not enough to prevent conflicts.
What is the Channel?
The husband and wife duo responsible for the Inquisition and gave Columbus permission to set sail in 1492.
Who are Ferdinand and Isabella?
This Islamic State derived from Nomadic Tribesman played a significant role in the Middle East and the eventual Crusades?
What is the Seljuk Empire?
This practice of Islam focuses on direct connections with "God" through love, wisdom, and service (missionary work).
What is Sufism?
This European Country saw advancements in science, architecture, and the arts with contributions from Jewish and Muslims individuals. Until it all went South...
Who is Spain?
The Birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad.
What is Mecca?
The English King forced by rebels into signing a famous 1215 Document.
Who was John?