Medieval Europe
This was the member with the highest power in the clergy.
The Pope
These people were in the lowest layer of the Japanese feudal system.
The merchants
This state/territory is where the capital city of Australia is located.
The ACT (Australian Capital Territory)
This is the most populated city in the world.
Tokyo
This Italian painter, known for the Mona Lisa and The Last Supper, was also an inventor and scientist.
Leonardo da Vinci
This was the century when the medieval times started.
~5th century
This country visited Japan to start trade, ending their 220 year-long isolation.
America
This role is the representative of the king in Australia.
The Governor-General
A very large city.
Megacity
This invention revolutionised communication by allowing books to be mass-produced.
Printing press
These were the people that carried a knight’s gear.
Arming squires
These were the 2 main religions in medieval Japan.
Shintoism and Buddhism
This is a head of a government department.
A Minister
The spreading of urban structures into areas surrounding a city.
Urban sprawl
This technique in art uses rules to create the illusion of depth on a flat surface.
Perspective
These were the people that punished themselves to show their devotion to God.
Self-flagellants
This was the kind of blade samurai used to commit seppuku.
Wakizashi
These are the three separations of power in Australia.
Legislature, Executive, Judiciary
A developing country
This Italian city is often considered the birthplace of the renaissance
Florence
This pope quarantined himself from the black plague.
Pope Clement VI
This was the full name of the first shogun.
Minamoto no Yoritomo
This is the specific colour of the senate.
Eucalyptus-red
The cost of the Burj Khalifa.
$1.5 Billion.
Filippo Brunelleschi created this piece of generational architecture by using a double-shell structure.
Florence Cathedral dome