Concepts
Chronology
Ancient Egypt
Medieval World
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This is the term for the study of people, societies, and cultures of the past.

History

100

What does BCE stand for?

Before Common Era
100

What was the title given to the ruler of Ancient Egypt?

Pharaoh

100

The Medieval period in Europe is also known by this name, which refers to the era between ancient and modern history.

The Middle Ages
100
Give a compliment to 5 different people in the class!

Be genuine or no points!

200

Primary sources are created at the time of an event. What type of source analyses or interprets primary sources?

Secondary sources

200

If an event happened in 500 BCE and another in 200 BCE, which came first?

500 BCE (further back in time)

200

Egyptians developed one of the world's earliest writing systems. What was it called?

Hieroglyphics

200

The feudal system was a social and political structure. What did peasants (serfs) give to their lord in exchange for land and protection?

Labour / crops / military service

200

If Ms Buena were to time travel back, which period would she travel to: Ancient Egypt, Medieval World, or the Renaissance?

Ancient Egypt - I'd see how they built the Pyramids and get a tan.

300

The ability to understand and question the reliability and purpose of historical sources.

Source analysis / analysing sources

300

How many years are in a millennium?

1000 years

300

The Nile River flooded every year. Name one benefit this brought to ancient Egyptians.

Fertile soil / rich farmland for agriculture / transport route

300

Signed in 1215, this famous document forced the King of England to agree that even he had to obey the law, and gave nobles certain rights. It is still seen as a foundation of modern democracy.

Magna Carta

300

A medieval knight's full suit of armour could weigh up to how much — 5 kg, 25 kg, or 80 kg?

About 25 kg (roughly the weight of a large dog!)

400

A viewpoint influenced by personal opinions and experiences is called this.

Bias

400

Historians use this type of visual tool to place events in order from earliest to latest.

Timeline

400

Ancient Egyptians preserved the bodies of the dead using this process.

Mummification
400

The Crusades were a series of military campaigns launched by European Christians to capture this city, considered holy to three religions.

Jerusalem

400

Our school motto is Sub Tuum Praesidium. What does this mean?

Under Your Protection

500

A historian is deciding whether to write about the invention of the internet or a local bake sale from 1987. What historical concept helps them decide which event is more worthy of study?

Significance

500

The Ancient period is generally considered to end and the Medieval period to begin around this year.

Around 500 CE (fall of the Western Roman Empire)

500

This jackal-headed Egyptian god was the guardian of the dead and guided souls to the afterlife. He was present at the 'weighing of the heart' ceremony.

Anubis
500

The Renaissance began in this city in the 14th century.

Florence, Italy.

500

If you lived in medieval Europe and sneezed, people said 'God bless you' because they believed your sneeze might do this.

Expel your soul from your body (or let evil spirits in!)