Napoleon Bonaparte
Attila the Hun
Alexander the Great
Genghis Khan
Bonus Conquest
100
Napoleon was the leader of which country?
France
100
One of the greatest barbarian conquerors in history, he was known as Flagellum Dei, meaning what?
Hand of Fate, Scourge of God, or Herald of Angels
Scourge of God
100
Did Alexander III of Macedon live before or after Christ?
Before (356-323 BC)
100
Genghis Khan was born in 1162 in which country?
Mongolia, China, Japan
Mongolia
100
Nicknamed "The Little Corporal," this leader of France conquered much of Europe.
Napoleon Bonaparte
200
Napoleon wasn't French. He was born in Corsica and decended from what country's ancestry?
Italy
200
Reigning between 434 and 453 A.D., Attila brought rampant destruction to which famous Empire?
Roman Empire
200
Alexander succeeded his father when he was 20 years old, having been trained in warfare & tutored by which philosopher?
Confucius, Karl Marx, or Aristotle
Aristotle
200
Genghis Khan was responsible for the deaths of up to how many people?
2 million, 20 million, or 40 million
40 million
200
Cortes led the overthrow of the Aztec Empire & claimed vast territories in the Americas for which country?
Spain
300
True of False: French was Napoleon's second language, and he always spoke French with an accent.
300
Attila the Hun conquered 1,450,000 square miles in what part of the world? Eastern & Central Europe, Western Europe, Asia, or the Americas
Eastern & Central Europe
300
True or False: In 15 years of conquest, Alexander never lost a battle.
True
300
True or False: Genghis Kahn is buried in the Mongolian capital of Ulaanbaatar.
False - Grave site is unknown.
300
Famous for the quote "I came, I saw, I conquered," this general & statesman expanded the Roman Republic significantly.
Julius Ceasar
400
Napoleon led the French army to conquer most of continental Europe. His only blunder was invading which country, that would eventually lead to his downfall?
Russia
400
To stop Attila from attacking, the Roman Empire twice signed treaties, agreeing to pay him 700 lbs then later 2,100 lbs of this precious metal each year.
Gold
400
Alexander named a city after his favorite of this animal, which died in a battle.
Horse (Bucephala)
400
True or False: Genghis Khan passed laws declaring religious freedom for all and even granted tax exemptions to places of worship.
True
400
Responsible for the Holocaust, he was known for his expansionist policies that plunged the world into war.
Adolf Hitler
500
What good did Napoleon do?
A. Established a judicial system B. Ensured religious tolerance C. Abolished feudalism (where only nobility owns land) D. All of the above
D. All of the above
500
Attila died on the night of this major life event, after an evening of feasting and drinking.
Wedding Night
500
Alexander's brilliance was so extensive that he is still studied today by whom?
Diplomats, Military Tacticians, Business Leaders
Military Tacticians
500
Genghis Kahn installed one of the first international versions of these, allowing goods & information to travel with unprecedented speed.
Postal/Mail System
500
This king expanded Israelite territory by defeating the Moabites, Edomites, Ammonites, & Arameans, as well as several cities of the Canaanites & Philistines.
David
