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100

This is the Daoist word that roughly means "the Way"

What is Dao?

100

This Macedonian king lead Greece to conquer a vast empire throughout parts of Europe, Egypt, the Middle East and parts of India.

Who is Alexander the Great?

100

These animals made Trans-Saharan trade routes possible.

What are camels?

100

The name for the rigid social structure of India that did not allow a person to change their rank in society.

What is the caste system?

100

How do two wall arrange a date?

They meet in the corner.

200

Judaism is often considered to be the first of this type of religion that means worshiping only one god.

What is monotheism?

200

This dynasty reorganized China after the Warring States period.

What is the Qin Dynasty?

200

This seasonal wind facilitated trade from the Middle East and Eastern Africa with the Far East and China.

What is the monsoon winds (or trade winds)?

200

This architectural feat in Babylon is considered to be one of the seven wonders of the world.

What is the Hanging Gardens?

200

This is why you can never trust atoms.

They make up everything.

300

This Roman emperor legalized Christianity.

Who is Constantine?

300

These are the wars between Carthage and Rome.

What are the Punic Wars?

300

This was the name for the overland route used to cross Asia for trade.

What is the Silk Road?

300

Greek scholars at this time began to explore basic laws of this field that is concerned with the nature of shapes.

What is geometry?

300

Why did the teacher read the whole book on gravity in one sitting?

She couldn't put it down.

400

This is the name of the Hindu head god who manifests as different entities.

Who is Brahma?

400

This is the name of the eastern capital of the Roman Empire.

What is Constantinople?

400

This transport vessel was the primary type of vessel used by Mediterranean traders.

What is the galley?

400

This is the written language of Classical India.

What is Sanskrit?

400

A man stole a tray of condiments and the Energizer Bunny. What was he arrested for?

A salt and battery.

500

This philosophy believes that humans are inherently immoral, and so must be punished for minor bad deed in order to ensure they do not commit major wrongs.

What is Legalism?

500

This is the name of the knot tying system the Moche of South America used.

What is quipu?

500

This tool was used to attach on or more oxen to a plow or other tool for pulling.

What is a yoke?

500

This is the name for a part-of-the-year labor used in South America.

What is corvee labor?
500

Why did the backpackers have such vivid nightmares?

Their sleep is in tents.

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