US History Pre-Civil War
US History Civil War to 1950's
World History Up to the 1600's
World History Post 1600's
Belief, Folklore & Mythology
100

This Colony, known as the “Lost Colony”, was the first English attempt at a permanent settlement in the Americas.

Roanoke

100

The election of this president was the final act that provoked the initial states to secede at the start of the Civil War

Abraham Lincoln

100

The ____ Age, also known as the Paleolithic age, was punctuated by humans developing rudimentary tools made from rocks.

Stone Age

100

The _______ War was a large scale war lasting a century fought in Europe that included figures such as Henry V and Joan of Arch.

100 Years War

100

This Olympian god was said to be the King of the other gods atop the mountain they lived upon.

Zeus

200

The ____ War, focused in North America, ended with British dominance in the areas east of the Mississippi.

French & Indian War

200

This man was responsible for the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.

John Wilkes Booth

200

Much of early settled civilization can draw its roots from this area which hugged the Tigris/Euphrates river in what is modern day Middle-East.

Mesopotamia

200

This figure is credited with the creation of modern day physics and lived in 17th -18th century Europe.

Isaac Newton

200

The Norse god _____ was known as the All-father and reared many children whom also ruled as gods over the nine realms.

Odin

300

This document, predating the Constitution, was the original basis of governance for the Revolutionary North American colonies.

Articles of Confederation

300

This Amendment to the Constitution gave citizenship to freedmen, canceled Confederate war debts and guaranteed the payment of Union War debts.

14th Amendment

300

The _____ were the longest surviving ancient civilization, creating the written language of Hieratic.

Egyptians

300

Martin Luther was made famous/infamous for writing the ______ which inadvertently spurred the protestant reformation.

The 99 Thesis

300

This belief system is based on a karmic cycle of rebirth, stating that the true path to Nirvana and paradise is complete enlightenment and was taught by Siddhartha Gautama.

Buddhism

400

Nicknamed “Old Hickory”, this US President was known for his heroic deeds in the battle of New Orleans.

Andrew Jackson

400

The communication between Germany and Mexico that was an imminent cause of the US entry into World War I.

Zimmerman Telegraph

400

The Minotaur was a mythical creature based upon the king of the island merchant society of the _____ living on the island of Crete.

Minoans

400

The ____ War during mid 18th century which included conflict in the North American colonies, went on for a number of years and ended with the treaties of Hapsburg and Paris.

Seven Years War

400

DOUBLE JEOPARDY 

This Irish folktale figure stole and blackmailed the devil enough that he was banned from heaven and forced to walk the earth with only a burning coal stuffed in a turnip to light his way.

Stingy Jack

500

The _____ Act served to repeal the Missouri Compromise and spur tensions between Southern slave states and Northern free states.

Kansas Nebraska Act

500

This supreme court decision voted to uphold racial segregation and create legal precedent

Plessy v. Ferguson

500

The bubonic plague that devasted early Europe and much of the Eastern Hemisphere originated in _____.

Mongolia

500

This Enlightenment thinker living in 17th century Britain believed in the concept of unanimous consent and relinquishing personal freedom for personal safety in society.

Thomas Hobbes

500

Originating in India, _______ is one of the oldest monotheistic religions in history that is still practiced today and follows the teaching of battling evil and disorder with goodness and structure.

Zoroastrianism

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