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100

The people who settled around this river had planned cities and an indecipherable language.

What is the Indus River?

100

The Greek city-state known for its strong navy and democratic government.

What is Athens?

100

The Roman dictator who conquered Gaul and was stabbed in the Senate

Who is Julius Caesar?

100

The trip Muslims are expected to take to Mecca at least once in their life.

What is a pilgrimage?

100

This group of people was known for following Judaism.

Who are the Hebrews?

200

This religion was founded in India and is known for having one god with many forms.

What is Hinduism?

200

The war in which Greece united to defeat its enemies.

What are the Persian wars?

200

The Roman emperor known for moving the capital and converting to Christianity.

Who is Constantine?

200

The Byzantine Emperor known for his reconquest of many Roman lands and legal reforms.

Who is Justinian?

200

This time period saw the invention of agriculture and written language.

What is the neolithic age?

300

The Chinese philosophy that encourages oneness with nature and emphasizes following "the way"

What is Taoism?

300

The Athenian leader known for his famous funeral oration and leading Athens during its golden age.

Who is Pericles?

300

These were built to transport water across long distances.

What are aqueducts?

300

The name for the separation of the Catholic and Orthodox Churches

What is the Great Schism?

300

The leader of Mali who was known for his wealth and extravagant pilgrimage to Mecca.

Who is Mansa Musa?

400

This term means to respect one's elders and was originated in the Confucian philosophy

What is filial piety?

400

The two factions led by Athens and Sparta during the Peloponnesian War

The Delian League and the Peloponnesian League.

400

These are the mythological founders of Rome.

Who are Romulus and Remus?

400
The city that the Abbasid Empire moved the Islamic capital to.  Known for being a center of learning and religion.

What is Baghdad?

400

Someone who was tied to their land and worked it for their lord.

What is a serf?

500

The leader of the Mauryan Empire that spread Buddhism in India

Who is Ashoka?

500

The name for a city-state in Greece.

What is a polis?

500

This building is known for being the largest free-standing dome in the world.  It was first built as a temple to the Roman gods.

What is the Pantheon?

500

Muslims must follow these five pillars.  (MUST NAME ALL OF THEM)

What are:

- Confession of faith/monotheism

- Charity/Alms

- Pilgrimage to Mecca

- Fasting

- Prayer (five times a day)

500

This city was founded on Lake Texcoco by the Aztec empire and served as their capital.

What is Tenochtitlan?

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