Cuneiform and Hieroglyphics represent early forms of ______.
100
Buddha
This “Enlightened One” was once known as Siddhartha Gautama.
100
Writing
Petrach and Dante’s major contribution to culture was ________.
100
Roman Empire
Augustus’ reign marked the beginning of the ___________.
100
Columbian Exchange
The trade of diseases, foods, animals, and customs between Europeans and Native Americans
200
Hammurabi's Code
The first written law code in the Ancient world was
200
India
Buddhism and Hinduism both originated in this country.
200
Literature
English Renaissance society was based on _______.
200
Barbarians
The fall of Rome was caused by which of the following?
200
God, Gold, Glory
The “three G’s” explaining the motivation for various explorations are ______.
300
Autocracy
The Qin dynasty’s Legalist rule is an example of __________.
300
Catholic and Orthodox
The Great Schism led to the separation of these two Christian sects.
300
Martin Luther
The man responsible for beginning the Protestant Reformation was
300
Hellenistic Culture
Alexander the Great’s military expeditions led to this new culture.
300
Scientific Revolution
The change in the way Europeans thought about the natural world which is based on careful observations and the process of questioning established beliefs is known as the _____.
400
Byzantine
The reign of Justinian marked the Golden Age of the ______ empire.
400
Islam
Muhammad was the prophet who brought about which religion?
400
Renaissance
What period in history is described as a rebirth in classical art and philosophy?
400
Europe
The pope in Rome was the ultimate authority in Medieval __________.
400
Printing press
This invention was significant because it allowed more people to have access to books which ignited the spread of Renaissance ideas.
500
Central America
The Maya, Aztec, and Olmec originated in what part of the world?
500
Mosque, Qur’an
The place where Muslims go to pray is called a _____ and the holy book used in Islamic worship is called the _______.
500
Humanism
The intellectual movement popular during the Renaissance period which focused on man’s potential and achievements is known as ____.
500
Byzantine Empire
The reign of Justinian marked the Golden Age of the ______ empire.
500
Aztec Empire
Tenochtitlan was the capital city in this Ancient Mexican empire.