Byzantine Empire
Old Rome
Middle Age Europe
Abrahamic Religions
Latin/Hispanic Icons
Eastern Reliogions
S.P.I.C.E
South American Civilizations
Ancient Ghana Kingdom
Collapse of Empires
100

Who was the first emperor of the Byzantine Empire?

Constantine the Great 
100

This was a politician and military leader who was last of the Roman Republic and was betrayed by his friends.

Julius Ceasar 

100

This event was a result of a dramatic shift in climate, resulting in crop harvest failure, leading to shortages of food, increased prices of food, starvation, and a decrease in population.

The Great Famine 

100

Prophet believed by all three religions to be the father of faith.

Abraham

100

This icon will be the first Spanish-speaking solo artist to headline the Superbowl half time show 

Bad Bunny 

100

Hinduism’s sacred texts include these ancient writings.

Vendas

100

Roman engineers built aqueducts to transport fresh water from the mountains into cities.

Interacting with the Environment 

100

The Maya were skilled in this type of science, including creating accurate calendars.

Astronomy

100

This animal was well suited for desert travel across the Sub- Sahara.

Camel

100

After the outbreak of Bubonic plague in this empire's trade route and territory, its population and trade decreased. 

Mongol Empire
200

This sporting arena in Constantinople, which was equivalent to Rome's Colosseum, is where chariot races occurred with the two favored teams: The Green and The Blue.

Hippodrome 

200

Ancient Rome had this type of government when they removed their King from power.

Representative Democracy/ Republic 

200

This disease wiped out 1/3 of the European population; as a result, there was a shortage of workers, but allows peasants to demand higher wages.

Bubonic plague/ Black death 

200

Final prophet in Islam, believed to receive God’s last revelation.

Muhammad

200

This singer from Barcelona mixes flamenco with pop and reggaetón, known for her song “Malamente.”

Rosalia

200

This ancient religion, originating in India, believes in many gods and goddesses, including Vishnu and Shiva.

Hinduism 

200

During the Middle Ages, society was divided into classes such as nobles, clergy, knights, and peasants.

Social

200

Which Mesoamerican civilization built artificial islands in lakes.

Aztecs

200

What group of people helped expand the trade network in ancient Ghana. 

Muslim Merchants 

200

This empire lasted over 400 years and fell because internal political instability as factions began to form.

Han dynasty/empire

300

This was Emperor Justinian I's advisor and wife, who encouraged him to stay in Constantinople and fight against the rebels.

Empress Theodora 

300

These two brother were raised by a wolf and was believed to be mythic origins of Rome.

Remus and Romulus 

300

This English document signed in 1215 limited the king’s power and gave nobles certain rights.

Magna Carta

300

This religion’s sacred text is the Torah

Judaism 

300

 This soccer legend played most of his career for FC Barcelona and is often called “The GOAT.”

Messi

300

Buddhists seek to escape suffering, also known as this ultimate goal.

Nirvana 

300

Monasteries preserved knowledge by copying ancient texts and teaching Latin to new generations

Culture 

300

The Maya built these tall stone structures used for religious ceremonies.

Pyramids 

300

What two items were constantly traded in the Ghana Kingdom?

Salt and Gold 

300

This empire fell when Hernan Cortes of Spain arrived at their shore with army conquistadors and priests.

Aztec Empire

400

In the Orthodox Church, who is above the Patriarch?

The emperor 

400

This emperor decided to split Rome into two halves to make it easier to govern.

Diocletian 

400

This conflict arose from a disagreement of heir to the throne, and acquisition of land between England and France.

Hundred Year War 

400

This religion’s holy book is the Qur’an

Islam

400

Known as the “Queen of Salsa,” she shouted “¡Azúcar!” in many of her songs.

Celia Cruz

400

Confucianism influenced this East Asian country’s government, education, and civil service exams for centuries.

China

400

In 1215, King John signed the Magna Carta, limiting royal power and guaranteeing certain rights to nobles.

Political

400

The Incas kept records using a system of knotted strings called this.

Quipu

400

How do modern Historians know so much of Ancient Ghana, who do we give credit to.

Arabian Scholars 

400

After the Ottoman Turks seized and captured Constantinople this empire fell. 

Byzantine 

500

This was a collection of old Roman laws revised and imposed by Emperor Justinian.

Justinian's Code

500

The Roman Republic was led by these two elected officials who shared power.

Consuls

500

After the fall of Rome, this system organized society around land, loyalty, and service.

Feudal System

500

Obligatory acts in Islam such as praying, fasting, and pilgrimage to Mecca.

Pillars of Islam/Faith

500

This Venezuelan leader is known as “El Libertador.”

Simon Bolivar 

500

This is the law of moral consequences that affects one’s future lives.

Karma

500

The growth of trade along the Silk Road allowed merchants to exchange goods like silk, spices, and gold between Asia and Europe.

Economic 

500

Which civilization relied heavily on this type of farming on mountain slopes.

Incas

500

What is the Ghana line of succession called: When the King dies, His sister's son will be the next King.

Matrilineal 

500

This empire fell from constant attack by barbarians' tribes like the Germanic, Visigoth, and Mongols

Rome 

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