The Fertile Crescent
Ancient Egypt
Ancient China
Ancient Greece
Ancient Rome
100

The world's first civilization

What is Sumer?

100

The main river that runs through Egypt

What is Nile River?

100

Most farming villages lived near this

What was the river?

100

The two rival city-states in ancient Greece

What is Athens and Sparta?

100

The city of Rome is in this country

What is Italy?

200

The belief in many gods

What is polytheism?

200

The resting place where mummies are buried

What is a tomb?

200
These were used to predict the future by people of ancient China

What was oracle bones?

200

This physical feature is surrounded by water on three sides

What is a peninsula?

200
These crops were grown in ancient Rome

What is grapes, olives, wheat, and barley? (You have to name at least 2 of these)

300

To supply water to crops is a form of this

What is irrigation?

300
A ruler of ancient Egypt

What is a pharaoh?

300

A network of trade routes that crossed Asia

What was the Silk Road?

300

The ruler of Macedonia that conquered parts of Europe, Asia, Egypt and the Persian Empire

Who was Alexander the Great?

300

The large arena where gladiators would fight

What is the Colosseum?

400

Money that is used as a medium of exchange

What is currency?

400

The person who had the job of writing

What is a scribe?

400

Battles ravaged within the Zhou Dynasty and millions of people died during this time period

What is the Warring States period?

400

This famous ancient Greek temple located on an acropolis

What is the Parthenon?

400

The gathering place in ancient Rome

What is the forum?

500

Two rivers that provided fertile soil to the Fertile Crescent

What is the Euphrates and Tigris River?

500

The early form of writing based on symbols

What is hieroglyphics?

500

The belief that people should have respect for each other and rulers should lead by example

What is Confucianism?

500

The battle that ended the Greco-Persian War

What is the Battle of Plataea?

500

A group of 300 men elected to govern Rome

What was the Senate?