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100
Ancient China was part of this continent.
Asia
100
This Ancient Roman building is known as ______.
The Roman Colosseum
100
What were the two rivers of Mesopotamia?
Euphrates and Tigris Rivers
100
This was not actually a road, but a route people traveled and traded along. It stretched from Japan to Rome to Egypt to India.
The Silk Road
100
This is the type of landform in which Egypt, China, India, and Mesopotamia were formed.
Desert
200
This ancient civilization invented the compass.
Chinese/Ancient China
200
The Alps are located on this continent.
Continent B (Europe)
200
Ancient India is located on this continent.
Asia
200
This was the title of the head of the government in ancient Rome and ancient China.
emperor
200
This monument, the Acropolis, is known for its ancient columns. Where is it located?
Greece
300
This type of government was established in ancient Rome and used as a model for the United States Government.
Democracy / Republic
300
This continent was home to the ancient Egyptians
Continent E (Africa)
300
This Chinese philosopher was one of the most influential teachers in Chinese history and still believes that people are good but should follow the "Golden Rule."
Confucius
300
This term labels the three parts of God in the Christian faith: Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit
The Trinity
300
Ancient Egyptians created this formal writing system.
heiroglyphics
400
This sporting event still exists today and is a contribution from ancient Greece.
the Olympics
400
He is a sky and thunder god in ancient Greek religion and mythology, who rules as king of the gods on Mount Olympus.
Zeus
400
Egyptian citizens, including farmers and other laborers, built these magnificent structures that still stand today as tombs for pharaohs.
pyramids
400
This was the primary purpose of the Great Wall in China.
Protection from invaders
400
The ancient pyramids of Giza can be found in this country today
What is Egypt?
500
The belief in more than one or many gods.
Polytheism
500
He died for humanity's sin, and forgiveness was given to all who believe in him.
Jesus Christ
500
Why were civilizations established near bodies of water?
Access to drinking water, bathing water, travel, trade, and watering crops for food.
500
What is the difference between a Roman soldier and a Roman gladiator?
A soldier was a part of the Roman military, ruled by the government, and fought in wars and battles. A gladiator fought for entertainment purposes in the Colosseum.
500
Hindus and Buddhists both believe in the cycle of rebirth. What is this called?
Reincarnation