Ea. Mesopotamian Civilization
Egypt/Persia
Ancient & Classical India
China Pt. 1
China Pt. 2
100

This towering structure served as a religious center and symbol of power in ancient Mesopotamia.

Ziggurat

100

The longest river in Africa, it played a crucial role in the development of ancient Egyptian civilization.

Nile River

100

These nomadic people are credited with the migration into the Indian subcontinent around 1500 BCE.

Aryans

100

This long river is the longest in Asia and the third-longest in the world.

Yangzi

100

This seasonal wind pattern is crucial for agriculture and climate in South Asia.

Monsoon Season

200

This ancient civilization was known for its military prowess and the use of terror as a weapon. Who are they?

Assyrians

200

A social structure or system where men hold power and authority.

Patriarchy

200

The oldest sacred texts of Hinduism, composed in Sanskrit. What are the Vedas?

Vedas

200

According to traditional Chinese historiography, this is considered the first dynasty.

Xia

200

The ancient trade network that connected the East and West, facilitating the exchange of goods and ideas.

Silk Road

300

This system of writing used wedge-shaped symbols on clay tablets in ancient Mesopotamia. What is it?

Cuneiform

300

This African ethnic and linguistic group played a significant role in the spread of agriculture and ironworking

Bantu

300

The four major social classes in the caste system are known as what?

Varna

300

A key element of Chinese religious practice, honoring deceased family members, is known as what?

Ancestor respect or worship

300

The Silk Road played a key role in the spreading of this disease.`

Bubonic Plague

400

This ancient civilization, known for its use of iron, was a powerful force in Anatolia. Who are they?

Hittites

400

These regional governors helped administer the vast Persian Empire.

Satraps

400

The ultimate goal of liberation or union with the divine in Hinduism.

Moksha

400

This Daoist concept emphasizes effortless action and non-interference.

wuwei

400

The Han Dynasty adopted this philosophical system as the state ideology, promoting education and civil service.  

Confucianism

500

In ancient Mesopotamia, political organization was centered around these independent entities.

City-State

500

This ancient Persian system of underground canals was used for irrigation.

Qanat

500

The ethical and mental guidelines in Buddhism leading to enlightenment.

The Noble Eightfold Path

500

This title means "First Emperor" and was adopted by the founder of the Qin Dynasty.

Shi Huangdi

500

In Daoism, this term refers to the natural order and path of the universe.

the way