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Vocabulary
100

Who was the first emperor of Rome?

Augustus

100

What was the Great Wall of China?

A long wall built to protect China from enemies.

100

Where were the Olympic Games first held in ancient times?

Olympia in Greece.

100

When did the Fall of the Western Roman Empire occur?

476 CE

100

What does the word “pharaoh” mean?

he ruler or king of ancient Egypt.

200

Who was the queen of Egypt known for her alliance with Rome?

Cleopatra VII

200

What was a pharaoh in ancient Egypt?

The king or ruler of Egypt.

200

Where was the ancient city of Babylon located?

In Mesopotamia (modern-day Iraq).

200

When was the Great Wall of China first started?

Around the 7th century BCE, expanded later.

200

What does “empire” mean?

A group of territories ruled by one leader or government.

300

Who was the Greek philosopher who taught Alexander the Great?

Aristotle

300

What was the Olympic Games in Ancient Greece?

Sports competitions held in ancient Greece.

300

Where was the civilization of Mesopotamia located?

Between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in modern-day Iraq.

300

When did the ancient Egyptian pyramids begin to be built?

Around 2600 BCE.

300

What does the term “citizen” mean in ancient Rome?

A person with legal rights and responsibilities in the state.

400

Who was the famous Macedonian king who created one of the largest empires of the ancient world?

Alexander the Great

400

What was the Colosseum?

A large stadium in ancient Rome used for games and fights.

400

Where did the civilization of the Indus Valley develop?

In present-day Pakistan and northwest India.

400

When did Alexander the Great's conquest of Persia begin?

334 BCE

400

What is a “dynasty”?

A series of rulers from the same family.

500

Who built the Great Pyramid of Giza?

Khufu

500

What was the Parthenon?

A famous temple in Athens built for the goddess Athena.

500

Where was Machu Picchu built?

In the Andes Mountains of Peru.

500

When did the Peloponnesian War take place?

431–404 BCE

500

What is a “polis” in ancient Greece?

A city-state.