Mesopotamia
Europe
Africa
Asia
Americas
100
This was the first civilization in Mesopotamia...
Sumer
100
This Greek city state was known for learning, philosophy and art... Oh and that democracy thing...
Athens
100
Ancient Egyptians believed that your soul would be weighed by Anubis after death. If it was lighter than this thing, it meant you had no regrets and you could live life forever in the afterworld.
Feather. 
100
This Asian culture is considered the foundation of Modern China (at least that's what they want you to know)
Han
100
This culture built their capital in the middle of a lake.
Aztec
200
What is this temple type called?
Ziggurat
200
This Greek city state was best known for war. They built their lives around training.
Sparta
200
This African civilization was known for trade, gold, Islam, and two great rulers: The Lion King Sundiata, and this wealthy man.
Mansa Musa
200
This Mongol Khan met Marco Polo and established a center of tolerance and learning in the Yuan Dynasty.
Kublai Khan
200
The Maya didn't allow women to drink this substance. It was only for the men.
Hot Chocolate
300
This Mesopotamian culture was great at war. They even developed a ramrod that looks kinda like a tank.
Assyria
300
The Romans built these things to transfer water from the mountains to the cities. One can still be seen in Gjirokaster.
Aqueduct
300
This African kingdom was known for trade, building, and the skill of their dancers.
Great Zimbabwe
300
The Han were very smart. They created this Seismograph that measures what?
Earthquakes
300
In the myth about why Incas live on top of mountains, this animal points the way.
LLama
400
This Babylonian king was best known for giving laws to his people. He made them SUPER strict so people did less crime.
Hammurabi
400
This Roman is best known for being captured by pirates, taking over the senate, and being assassinated by his friend Brutus.
Julius Caesar
400
This African Kingdom existed before Rome and won several wars before being defeated.
Extra points for the famous general who crossed the Alps on elephants.
Carthage
Hannibal
400
The Mongol empire stretched from China to Belarus. How many kingdoms did it have in it? Extra points for locations
400
This practice was created to give energy to the gods of Maya and Aztec myth but it did not kill the person and was completely voluntary.
Bloodletting
500
This story tells of how a king went in search of eternal life after the death of his friend Enkidu. He fails, but he learns a good lesson of humility.
Epic of Gilgamesh
500
Who was the main character of the Iliad who was a fantastic warrior and could not be injured because his mother dipped him in magic water when he was a kid?
Extra points for the author of the Iliad...
Achilles
written by Homer (Greek)
500
This woman founded Carthage by cutting up an ox hide and claiming an entire hill for her land instead of just a few meters.
Dido
500
This Chinese god of thunder accidentally murdered a woman in anger. To keep this from happening again, the woman now gets to choose where lightning strikes.
Leigong
500
In this myth about the underworld, the hero twins defeat the gods of death to become these two heavenly bodies.
Sun and the moon
