Islam
Hinduism
Judaism
Christianity
Roots of a Civilization
100

The annual pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia.

What is a Hajj?

100

The two most common dieties in Hinduism

Who are Vishnu and Krishna?

100

According to Jewish scripture, God visited this man one day and made a sacred agreement, or covenant, with him and his descendants?

Who is Abraham? 

100

This is the second world religion to emerge in the Middle East.

What is Christianity?

100

These are the key features that define if a society in a civilization or not. 

What is government, social class, written language, technology, arts & architecture, religion, stable food supply and cities?

200

The Arabic word for God. In Islam, Allah is the one, unique God who created and sustains the universe. Arabic-speaking Christians and Jews also use the word Allah when referring to God.

What is Allah?

200

The geographic location deeply associated with Hinduism.

Where is India?

200

This is the the name of the sea in which the Jewish Diaspora spreas around in the Roman Empire circa 200 C.E.

What is the Mediterranean Sea?

200

"Born in the Roman province of Judea about 6 B.C.E., Jesus became a Jewish...." (complete the sentence)

What is a teacher?

200

"Handaxes are large stone cobbles which have been roughly worked on both sides -- what is known as ......). Complete the sentence.

What is bifacially worked?

300

 The teachings, actions, and examples of the Prophet Muhammad that serve as a guide for how Muslims should live. The Sunnah helps Muslims understand how to practice their faith and apply the teachings of the Qur’an.

What are the Sunnah teachings?

300

The Hindu name of the single, supreme, and divine force. 

What is a Brahmin? 

300

The two religions that were greatly influenced by Judaism.

What is Christianity and Islam?

300

This is the name of twelve special disciples of Jesus. 

Who were the the apostles?

300

The act or process of categorizing the past into distinct, named historical eras.

What is periodization?

400

The desire to prevent idolatry and preserve strict monotheism. 

What is Shirk (prevention of idolatry)?

400

This is the goal of many Hindus?

What is atman (uniting ones soul with Braham)?

400

This is the location of early teachings from Rabis.

What is the Mishnah and Talmud?

400

Christians believe that God consist of three beings in one. Name the three.

What is the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.

400

This area is crescent- shaped historical region in the Middle East. 

What is the fertile crescent?

500

A core style of decoration characterized by continuous, rhythmic, and biomorphic patterns of interlocking plant stems, scrolling foliage and abstract geometric forms. 

What is arabesque architecture? 

500

This woman lead an important role in the Bhakti movement. Known for her writing and songs dedicated to Lord Krishna. 

Who is Meera Bai?

500

These are the two Kingdoms that Israel separated into.

What is Israel and Judah?

500
These are the years that Saint Sophia Greek Orthodox church was built.

When was 1951-1955?

500

This is the acronym helpful strategy for introducing your argument.

What is TTQA + because?

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