War
Literature
Tragedy
Ideas & Inventions
Explorations
100

The people who controlled a vast military state dominating the coast of South America.

Who are the Incas?

100

The author of The Divine Comedy

Who is Dante?

100

A lost people who fell to Cortez

Who are the Aztecs?

100

This author believed that both society and the Roman Catholic church should be questioned.

Who was Geoffrey Chaucer?

100

A child's game was named after this explorer.

Who is Marco Polo?

200

As a youth, she heard voices that encouraged her to fight for France.

Who is Joan of Arc?

200

The author of the Canterbury Tales

Who is Geoffrey Chaucer?

200

This is caused by a germ called Pasteurella pestis, was spread by fleas on rats, and killed millions of Europeans in just a few years.

What is the Black Death or Bubonic Plague?

200

This was built to protect emperors from danger, especially from outsiders.

What is the Forbidden City?

200

These conquerors brilliantly gained access to the Golden Horn by rolling their ships over land on logs.

Who are the Ottoman Turks?

300

This treaty, signed in 1420, gave the French crown to the English.

What is the Treaty of Troyes?

300
The document that helped shape the Bill of Rights in the United States, Canada, France, and many other nations.

What is the Magna Carta?

300
This tragic event was led by Nicholas of Germany and Stephen of Cloyes.

What is the Children's Crusade?

300

A movement of people who protested against the Roman Catholic Church

What is the Protestant Reformation?

300

An explorer who stayed in China for more than 15 years

Who is Marco Polo?

400

This extremely long skirmish pitted England and France against one another for over a century.

What is the Hundred Years' War?

400

This was first printed in Germany using revolutionary technology.

What is Jerome's Latin Vulgate or the Gutenberg Bible?

400

The final Christian city that fell to Islamic control.

What is Constantinople?

400

He vowed himself to a life of poverty, but loved to learn and encouraged priests to higher education.

Who is St. Dominic?

400

This inventor explored the ideas of reflection and refraction, and predicted cars, planes, motorboats, and submarines.

Who is Roger Bacon?

500

This "brave heart" fought for Scotland's independence, but was eventually executed.

Who is Sir William Wallace?

500

The three sections of the Divine Comedy

What are Inferno (hell), Purgatorio (purgatory), and Paradiso (heaven)?

500

This Spanish leader executed Atahualpa, toppling the Incan empire. 

Who is Francisco Pizarro?

500

This used movable type to make the creation and copying of documents much easier.

What is the Gutenberg Press?

500

This leader was known as the "Amazement of the World" for his achievements.

Who is Frederick II?

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