Ancient India
Ancient China
Ancient Japan/Korea
Ancient Greece
Ancient Rome
100

This is the name of the River along which India's earliest cities grew.

Indus River

100

This is the name of the plateau that separates India and the Himalayas from China

Tibetan Plateau

100

This mountain is the highest and most famous in Japan

Mt. Fuji

100

This is the name of the Island on which the ancient Palace of Knossos is located.

Crete

100

The city of Rome was founded on the banks of this Italian river.

Tiber River

200

This is the word for a seasonal prevailing wind in the region of South and Southeast Asia,

Monsoon

200

According to Chinese historians, this is the name of the man who started the first Chinese dynasty.

Yu the Great

200

The Kanto Plain in Japan is where much of the country's population lives, and includes this city, Japan's biggest.

Tokyo

200

Of Greece's city-states, this is the one most associated with the rise of Democracy.

Athens

200

One myth of Rome's founding states that the city was named after this man, who killed his brother Remus

Romulus

300

These are the most ancient Hindu scriptures, written in early Sanskrit and containing hymns, philosophy, and guidance

Vedas

300

The name of this river in China comes from the silt that its waters carry, creating its distinctive color.

Yellow River

300

This ancient Korean legend tells the story of this person, Korea's first King.

Tangun (Dangun)

300

This epic written by Homer tells the story of early Greek warriors against the city of Troy

The Iliad

300

This is the name of the system of laws that governed the Roman Republic

Twelve Tables

400

Siddartha Gautama is regarded as the founder of this ancient religion

Buddhism

400

Writing originated in the Shang Dynasty, with writing found on these.   

Oracle Bones

400

These people lived in Japan from approximately 300 BCE to 300 CE

Yayoi people

400

The Peloponnesian War was an ancient conflict fought primarily between the city of Athens and this Greek city-state.

Sparta

400

The Punic Wars were a series of three wars fought between Rome and this ancient Mediterranean City-State

Carthage

500

This is the name of the people who are believed to have migrated into the Indus River Valley around the time of the collapse of the early cities.

Aryans

500

The massive tomb with thousands of terracotta warriors was created for emperor Shi Huangdi during this dynasty.

Qin Dnyasty.

500

This name of this period in Korea's history was when the country was divided into the kingdoms of Silla, Goguryeo, and Paekche.

Three Kingdoms Period

500

It is believed that a tsunami caused by the eruption of a volcano contributed to the collapse of this early Greek civilization.

Minoan

500

Rome's civil wars included a conflict among three generals:  Crassus, Pompey, and this man.

Julius Caesar