Art/Architecture
The name of the art form that uses small tiles to make a large picture.
Mosaic
Name of the mural from Maya culture.
Bonampak
Which young man discovers a magical lamp after being tricked by a magician pretending to be his uncle?
Aladdin
Which Roman emperor founded the city now known as Istanbul?
Constantin I
Which feared ruler attacked the Roman Empire during the 400s and became known as the “Scourge of God”?
Attila the Hun
A common architectural shape featured in mosques.
Dome
The Aztec capital that is now known as Mexico City.
Tenochitlan
Which young woman tells a king a different story each night to save herself from execution?
Shahrazad
This city was built in a circle.
Baghdad
Which Byzantine empress was the wife of Justinian I and helped save his throne during the Nika Revolt?
Theodora
What is the name of the famous church in Constantinople?
Hagia Sophia
Blue painted faces belong to which European culture.
Celts
Which ancient king's magical seal was used to imprison a powerful jinnee inside a bottle?
King Solomon
St. Augustine of ___________
Hippo
Which Frankish king united much of his people under one ruler and converted to Christianity, helping establish a powerful kingdom in Western Europe?
Clovis I
Which culture does the treasure of Sutton Hoo belong to?
Anglo-Saxon
Which country the Great Mosque of Cordoba was built.
Spain
Which famous Abbasid caliph unknowingly meets Khalifah the fisherman while fishing?
Harun al-Rashid
What is the holy city of Islam?
Mecca
Which religious leader received revelations that became the Qur'an, according to Islamic tradition, and led the migration from Mecca to Medina in 622 CE?
Muhammad
Where is the Church of San Vitale?
Ravenna
The name of the Frankish King belonging to the Merovingian Dynasty.
Clovis I
Which woman is drugged by Lady Zubaidah and hidden inside a chest that is eventually purchased by Khalifah the fisherman?
Kut-al-Kulub
The city that Muhammad traveled to when he left Mecca.
Medina
Which North African bishop wrote The City of God following the sack of Rome in 410 CE and became one of Christianity's most influential thinkers on original sin and divine grace?
St. Augustine