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100

This is the name for the world's largest continent.

Asia

100

This Roman leader was assassinated on the Ides of March in 44 BCE.

Julius Caesar

100

This is a record of events that took place in the past.

History

100

This ancient civilization lived along the Nile River in Africa. 

Ancient Egypt

100

When did World War II officially started? (Just the year)

1939

200

The imaginary line that divides the Earth into the Eastern and Western hemispheres is called this. 

The Prime Meridian

200

This great Hellenistic king established an empire that stretched from Greece to India.

Alexander the Great

200

The time period before the invention of writing is called this.

Prehistory

200

The ancient Greeks were pioneers of this type of government, which means "rule by the people."

Democracy

200

What host country hosted the 1936 Summer Olympics?

Germany

300

This imaginary line runs east to west and divides the Earth into the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.

The Equator

300

This is the name of the general who led the Carthaginian army in the Second Punic War against Rome.

Hannibal

300

A person who studies and writes about the past is known as a ______?

A historian

300

This group of ancient people invented a system of writing called cuneiform and lived in a region called Mesopotamia.

The Sumerians

300

What is the second largest empire made known to man?

The Mongol Empire

400

A large landmass that is smaller than a continent and is surrounded by water on three sides is known as this.

A peninsula

400

This Greek philosopher was the teacher of Plato.

Socrates

400

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+200: What is a firsthand account of an event, such as a diary, a letter, or an artifact? 

+200: This is a second-hand account of an event, such as a textbook, a biography, or a historical article.

A primary and secondary source (Each 200 Points)

400

his ancient Roman structure was an amphitheater used for gladiator fights and other public spectacles.

The Colosseum

400

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The Industrial Revolution started in which nation (+200) or/and which English monarch (+200)

Great Britain and Queen Victoria

500

A group of islands clustered together in a sea or ocean is called an _____?

An archipelago.

500

This king of Ancient Babylon created one of the world's first codes of law.

Hammurabi

500

This term refers to the practice of one country extending its power and control over another territory, often for economic gain.

Imperialism

500

The "Mandate of Heaven" was a belief system that justified the rule of emperors in this ancient civilization.

Ancient China

500

What nation was created after World War I, occupied in World War I, went back to a nation, and later dissolved in the 1990s

Yugoslavia