The Middle East
Religion
The New World
Asia
Europe
100

What was the official religion of the Byzantine Empire

Orthodox Christianity

100

What is a monastery?

Where monks live

100

what were the three things exchanged during the Columbian Exchange

Plants, animals, and disease

100

Who held the biggest empire in human history

Mongol

100

This was used by European kings to justify their rule

Divine Right

200

Codified and indexed the Roman Law

Justinian's Code

200

What religion spread through the Middle East and North Africa

Islam

200

Where did the Mayans live?

Yucatan Peninsula

200

The Black Death traveled to Europe along which trade route?

Silk Roads

200

Institution created in England that limits the power of a king

Parliament

300

What is the name of the capital city of the Byzantine Empire?

Constantinople

300

Started the Protestant Reformation

Martin Luther

300

the name of the trade between the Caribbean, Europe, and West Africa

Triangular Trade

300

This governs when and in what direction one can travel on the Indian Ocean 

monsoon winds

300

European equivalent to a Japanese Samuri

Knight

400

The Byzantine empire used to known as this empire.

Old Eastern Roman empire

400

King of Mali who went on the Hajj

Mansa Musa

400

Which disease killed most of the indigenous people in Meso America? 

Small Pox

400

Who was the European explorer to visit Kubli Khan's China?

Marco Polo

400

During the Enlightenment, philosopher Montesquieu said governments should be separated into legislative, executive, and judicial branches.  What is this concept known as?

Separation of power

500

Abbasid and Umayyad empires ruled during this time in the Islamic world

Golden age of Islam

500

During the Age of Exploration, the motivation to explore new lands could be summed up with the 3 G's.  What are they?

God, glory, and gold

500

The Aztec civilization was located here.

Mexico

500

Chinese admiral who made 7 voyages to explore the world

Zheng He

500

This English document was the first in England to limit the power of a monarch.  It means "Great Charter".  What is its name?

Magna Carta

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