World History 1
Most Scientist believe modern human beings originated on this Continent.
Africa
Paper was invented under this Chinese Dynasty.
Han
This geographical feature dominates the northern third of the African Continent.
Desert
This historical document put limits on the power of England's monarchy by guaranteeing people rights that even kings must respect.
The Magna Carta
The World's first civilizations developed in these geographical areas due to their fertile soil that supported agriculture.
River Valleys
These powerful Greek city-states differed in how they were ruled.
Athens and Sparta.
Maya
Isolationism
This civilization was the first to build pyramids and mummify their rulers.
Egypt
This civilization had the most influence on the structure of the U.S. government.
Rome
He was the prince of Kiev who converted to Orthodox Christianity to help unify his people.
Vladimir
This was the name given to a period of artistic and literary achievement in Europe between the late fourteenth and early seventeenth centuries.
Renaissance.
These ancient Semitic people lived in Canaan and are known for their monotheistic religion.
Early Hebrews
This Carthaginian general crossed the Alps to invade Rome during the Second Punic War?
Hannibal
The exchange of inventions and ideas is considered the most important result of this historical trade route that connected Eurasia and North Africa.
The Silk Road
The Renaissance began in this country because it had political stability, wealth, and trade.
An era of great achievement in art, science, religion, philosophy, and politics is described as being this kind of period.
Classical period
The relationship between parent and child was considered the most important relationship by this Chinese belief system.
Confucianism
The fall of the Western Roman Empire was partly due to constant invasions from savage and warlike tribes referred to by this name.
Barbarians
This Florentine painter and sculptor whose works include the Pietà, David, and the Sistine Chapel ceiling.
Michelangelo