Gods & Beliefs
Geography
Rulers and Empires
Arts & Inventions
Mystery
100

Which God helped Constantine?

The Christian God

100

What river runs through Egypt?

The Nile River

100

What is the name of Gilgamesh's friend?

Enkidu

100
Name one kind of art the Greeks are famous for

Statues, pottery, or architecture

100

Name one way the Japanese show politeness

Bowing, waiting in line, being quiet, not walking and eating, and more
200

Who is the Greek God of the Underworld?

Hades

200

What country was Rome founded in? 

Italy

200

What is democracy?

A government system where people vote for laws or leaders. 

200

Which civilization invented the 60-minute hour, maps, sailboats, irrigation, and the wheel?

Mesopotamia

200

What is a lyre?

A Greek musical instrument, kind of like a harp

300
Name one Egyptian God

Isis, Osiris, Horus

300

Why do most early civilizations develop along a river?

The river provides transportation and water for drinking and farming. 

300

True or False. Rome eventually conquered Egypt. 

True

300

What are hieroglyphics?

Egyptian writing

300

What is the code that samurai believe in called?

Bushido, or "The Way of the Warrior"

400

What is Magnanimity?

Greatness of soul. The Roman way of showing generosity, mercy, and noble leadership to conquered peoples. 

400
How did mountains help the Indus Valley people?

Mountains protected them from invaders

400

Which twin brothers founded Rome?

Romulus and Remus

400

What structure did the Romans use to move water?

Aqueducts

400

Which Greek God did the Olympics honour?

Zeus

500

What is a ziggurat?

A Mesopotamian temple

500

What modern-day countries are located where Mesopotamia was founded?

Iraq and part of Turkey

500
What book did Marcus Aurelius write?

Meditations

500

Explain why the Greek temple the Parthenon used optical illusions

The columns were wider at the bottom and narrower at the top so that the columns would look straight from far away. The bottom was also curved for the same reason.

500

What is the Cloaca Maxima?

The "Great Sewer" located in Rome. One of the first sewers in the world.