The Inca Empire
Leaders of the Roman Republic and Empire
French Revolution and Napoleonic Wars
European Exploration and Trade
Islamic History
100
The Inca Empire's capital was
Cusco
100
An influential consul and general, his "Marian Reforms" would heavily change the Roman military and their tactics.
Gaius Marius
100
The French Revolutionary Wars would intensify because of the execution of this notable person
Louis XVI
100
Prior to the European colonization of the Americas, this was the only route known to Asia
The Silk Road
100
The final prophet and the author of the Quran
Mohammed
200
The Incas famously utilized this type of structure to cross rivers/obstacles and send messages quickly
Inca Rope Bridge
200
Emperor of the Roman Empire, he built a wall that divided the border between Roman Britannia and Caledonia
Hadrian
200
Famous Spanish Painter who would depict the atrocities of the Peninsular War in his prints called "The Disasters of War"
Francisco Goya
200
The economic system where a nation utilizes their colonies' trade to increase their wealth and power
Mercantilism
200
This caliphate was established by Abbas ibn Abd al-Muttailb; one of the youngest uncles of the prophet Muhammed
Abbasid Caliphate
300
This Spanish conquistador was famous for his exploits during the Spanish Conquest of the Inca Empire. He would later be killed in Lima, during his tenure as Governor of New Castile.
Francisco Pizarro
300
A consul of the Republic, he would famously thwart a conspiracy to overthrow the republic, would write many books about rhetoric, and was a revered figure during the Italian Renaissance.
Marcus Tullius Cicero
300
Name the Austrian Diplomat who organized the Congress of Vienna, after the Napoleonic Wars.
Klemens von Metternich
300
A famous clergyman, this Dominican friar vehemently fought against the slavery and mistreatment of the Native Peoples in the West Indies
Bartolomé de las Casas
300
Called "The Sword of Allah," this military commander originally fought against Muhammad, before converting to Islam and fighting for the Muslims.
Khalid ibn al-Walid
400
A ritual stone found in Macchu Picchu, it was used as an astronomic clock or calendar of the Inca
Intihuatana
400
A consul of the Roman Republic, he was one of the, if not, the most notable consul of the First Punic War.
Marcus Atilius Regulus
400
A leader of the French Revolution, he was a modest lawyer when the revolution began, and would later be executed during the final months of the Reign of Terror.
Hint: His death was later turned into a play by the German dramatist Georg Buchner
Georges Danton
400
The Italian explorer who discovered Newfoundland, while sailing under an English flag
John Cabot
400
One of the four major Islamic philosophers, he is well remembered for his interpretation of Aristotle, and idea regarding the unity of religion and philosophy
Ibn Rushd, also known as Averroes
500
The greatest deity of the Incas, he was the creator of Earth, man, and animals
Viracocha
500
Julius Caesar held this religious position up until his assassination. It was regard as the chief high priest of the College of Pontiffs
Pontifex Maximus
500
One of the most experienced group of soldiers, they were directly commanded by Napoleon.
The French Imperial Guard
500
The German Cartographer who was the first person to map the Americas properly; showed it separate from the Asian continent.
Martin Waldseemüller
500
The tax imposed on non-Muslims in Islamic societies
Jizyah
