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Mesopotamia
100
The main river of Egypt.
What is the Nile River?
100
The mountain ranges that protect India.
What are the Himalayas?
100
This geographical feature was missing from Greece, so there wasn't much farmland. 
What is a river?
100
The major River of Rome.
What is the Tiber river?
100
The two rivers Mesopotamians settled between.
What are the Tigris & Euphrates Rivers?
200
The ancient Egyptians believed this person was a god on earth, a descendent of Ra; and they held the highest position in Egypt's social hierarchy.  
What is a pharaoh?
200
The storms that cause seasonal floods and allowed Ancient Indians to grow crops away from the rivers.  
What are monsoons?
200
This city-state that had the greatest cultural achievements in multiple disciplines, including literature, philosophy, mathematics, and sciences. 
What is Athens?
200
This military leader became Ancient Rome's first dictator for life.
Julius Caesar 
200
The writing used by Mesopotamians.
What is Cuneiform?
300

This tomb still contained everything placed inside it, which made it very valuable to archaeologists. 

What is King Tut's tomb?

300

The two major rivers of India.

What are the Indus and Ganges rivers?

300
The battle that the Persians lost against the Greeks, and a running race was named after it. 
What is the Battle of Marathon?
300
The twin brothers that were raised by a she-wolf.
Who are Romulus and Remus?
300
The religious temples built in Ancient Mesopotamia that are similar to pyramids.
What are ziggurats?
400

The geographic feature that is a part of Lower Egypt, where the river pours into the Mediterranean Sea.




What is the Nile River Delta?

400

The social hierarchy structure of Ancient India, which included 4 social classes: Brahmins, Kshatriyas, Vaishyas and the Sudras.

What is the Caste System?
400
The philosopher who was sentenced to death for "corrupting youth" and was the teacher of Plato. 
Who is Socrates?
400
The U.S government is based off this type of government in Ancient Rome.
What is a Republic?
400

The region of land shaped like a semi-circle (or a half-moon) where Mesopotamia settled that was extremely fertile and had ideal land for farming.

What is the fertile crescent?
500
An engraved tablet that allowed linguists to translate Hieroglyphics. 
What is the Rosetta Stone?
500
The ultimate spiritual goal of Buddhism.
What is nirvana? 
500

During this period, Alexander the Great spread Greek culture throughout his empire (an extensive form of cultural diffusion). 

What is The Hellenstic Age?
500
A democratic principle created by the Romans in which no single person or governmental branch could become too powerful. 
What is separation of powers?
500
One of the first written down set of laws.
What is Hammurabi's Code?