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100

This group of ancient peoples developed hieroglyphics.

The Ancient Egyptians

100

The Ancient Roman building that was used as an entertainment venue, hosting gladiator fights, animal hunts, and even chariot racing. This was known as ______.

The Roman Colosseum

100

Where was the Ancient Mesopotamian civilization'? Name current countries or rivers


***Switch-A-Roo***

Mesopotamia was in current Iraq, Syria, Iran, and Jordan. Formerly Sumer; Or between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers


100

What was the basic garment (clothing) worn by Plebeians in Ancient Rome?


***SWITCH-A-ROO***

a tunic

100

What is an Artifact? Give me a real example. 

An object made or modified by humans a long time ago that has historical and cultural significance

200
What was the plant called that was used to create paper for the Ancient Egyptians?

The Papyrus Plant

200

The Aztecs built these step-like features on hillsides to grow plants

***SWITCH-A-ROO***

terraces

200

Egypt is located in the northeastern corner of Africa along this river.

The Nile River

200

Before mummification, Priests of Ancient Egypt would take out all human organs after death except this:

the heart

200

What does 'CE' and 'BCE' stand for? 

Known as a calendar system ‘Common (current) Era’ or 'Before Common Era'

300

This group of ancient peoples invented the compass and gun powder.

The Ancient Chinese 

300

What is the above ground structure built to transport fresh water into Rome?

An aqueduct

300

Who conquered Ancient Egypt in 332 B.C. and turned it into a Ptolemy Kingdom?


***STEAL***

Alexander the Great

300

An ancient writer/history recorder of hieroglyphs was called a ___________.

scribe

300

What technological advancement was built by Ancient China as giant shield to keep them safe from enemies who could try and attack? 

The Great Wall of China

400

What did Egyptian priests do to Pharaohs once they died?

Started the mummification process before putting into a tomb specially built for the Pharaoh.

400

Why did the Ancient Egyptians live near the Nile River? 

The Nile River flooded every year which helped water their crops. 
400

What is the artifact that was a giant statue that was built to guard the pyramids and protect the pharaohs. 

The Great Sphinx of Giza

400

What is the name of the stadium where gladiators battle other gladiators and beasts simply for the entertainment of the others?

The Colosseum 

400

Name three technological advancements made by an ancient civilization/early society.

*Different responses*

(catapult, aqueduct, pyramids, wheel, compass, gun powder, paper from papyrus, paved roads, temples, buildings like Parthenon or Colosseum, etc)

500

What artifact was an army of figures that represented soldiers for a emperor's afterlife? 

The Terracotta Warriors

500

What is the 'stone coffin' known as in Ancient Egypt?

A sarcophagus

500

What was the environmental climate like in Ancient Egypt? How did it help them meet their basic needs?

2) Desert Climate: Hot and Dry. 

-> They lived near the nile river. 

500

According to Roman Mythology, who founded Ancient Rome?

Romulus and Remus

500

What body of water was the 'cradle of life' for Ancient Greece and Ancient Rome?

Mediterranean Sea