Origins of Democracy
Romans
Judaism
Christianity
Magna Carta, etc.
100
Government by the people
Democracy
100
This young man beat the Persians and ruled much of Europe and Asia.
Alexander the Great
100
The belief in one God
Monotheisim
100
This person started the Christian religion.
Jesus
100
What does the "Magna Carta" mean
The Great Charter
200
King or queen hold unlimited power
Monarchy
200
The lower class people in Roman times wanted laws to be written on these for all to see.
Stone tablets
200
This man was believed to have made a promise to God. Almost killed his son to show his obedience.
Abraham
200
True or False.
The Romans welcomed Christianity and supported its members.
False
200
What was the name of the King that the people in England got frustrated with
King John
300
The great army that the Spartans and Greeks won in battle
Persians
300
The Law of Nations were rules for these two groups
Romans and those they conquered
300
Jews believed in prophets. This prophet saved them from slavery and helped them cross the Red Sea.
Moses
300
This Emperor converted to Christianity ending the persecution of Christians
Constantine
300
What was one of the rules on the Magna Carta
consent on taxes, no forced marriages, don't take lands.
400
These people feared that Democracy would turn into mob rule
Philosophers-Socrates, Aristotle, Plato
400
Share an example of how a culture blended into another culture.
yoga, baseball, food, etc.
400
Finish this statement from the 10 commandments...
"Thou shall not....."
kill, commit adultery, steal
400
These beliefs were the core values of Christianity
Love of all people
Eternal life
400
True or False
The Magna Carta stated that no one is above the law
True
500
This economic group started to grow larger and more powerful and challenged the monarchy
Middle Class
500
Name this mascot
Spartans
500
The first five books of the Old Testament
The Torah
500
Name one of the prophets of Christianity
Paul
500
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Magna Carta