Countries
Nature
The British East India Company
The Human Body
Imperial Africa
100

The capital city of Australia.


Canberra

100

The most abundant gas in Earth's atmosphere

nitrogen

100

This was a primary trade route for the British East India Company

The Spice Route

100

These three parts of the eye detect light and allows us to see 

The pupil, cornea and retina

100

This European country controlled the largest portion of Africa during the imperial period 

Britain

200

This country was the first to give women the right to vote.

New Zealand

200

The largest rainforest in the world 

Amazon Rainforest

200

The British East India Company was incorporated under a royal charter from which monarch

Queen Elizabeth I

200

The most digestion and absorption of nutrients take place in this part of the human body 

The small intestine

200

This was the main reason European countries wanted to colonize Africa in the 19th century

To access resources like gold, rubber, and ivory

300

This country’s flag features a red circle in the center, symbolizing the sun 

Japan

300

This ocean is the largest by surface area

Pacific Ocean

300

This Indian ruler was defeated by the British East India Company at the Battle of Plassey 

Mir Jafar

300

The name of the tube that carries air to the lungs

The trachea

300

This conference in 1884-1885 set the rules for the division of Africa among European powers

The Berlin Conference

400

This country has the famous landmark Machu Picchu 

Peru

400

This is the primary function of the ozone layer

Blocking UV Rays

400

This major global event in the 19th century led to the decline of the British East India Company

The Sepoy Rebellion

400

The the powerhouse of the cell, responsible for producing energy 

The mitochondria

400

This African country was never colonized by a European power 

Ethiopia

500

This country has Spanish as the official language, but Portuguese is the most spoken language by the majority of its population

Brazil

500

This percentage of Earth's surface is covered by oceans 

70%

500

This famous British military officer and administrator played a key role in the early success of the British East India Company in India 

Robert Clive

500

The gland in the human body produces insulin

The pancreas

500

This famous leader of the Zulu Kingdom fought against British colonization in southern Africa 

Shaka Zulu

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