Vocabulary
Ancient Egypt
Ancient Mali
Ancient Greece
Ancient Rome
100

What does ancient mean?

Something that lasted a long period of time.

100

Where is Ancient Egypt located?

Northeast Africa

100

Which city was famous for education and religion?

Timbuktu

100

What famous sports competition was created in 776 BCE?

The Olympics

100

What body of water surrounds the Italian peninsula?

The Mediterranean Sea

200

What does surplus mean?

To have more than you need.
200

Approximately, how many rulers did Ancient Egypt have?

300

200

What 3 resources made the Mali Empire rich?

Salt, gold, and cloth.

200

Which famous leader helps expand the Ancient Greek Empire?

Alexander the Great

200

What was the religion during the Roman Empire?

Christianity

300

What is an artisan?

Someone who uses their hands to make something to trade(sell).

300

How were nobles judged after death?

Their heart was weighed. 
300

Who was highest class in Ancient Mali's caste system? (besides the mansa)

Farmers

300

What form of government places power in the hands of the people?

Democracy

300

Who was the most famous general and dictator of Ancient Rome?

Julius Ceasar

400

What is an artifact?

An artifact is an object found by an archeologist that was used a long time ago.

400

What did the Egyptians create with mathematics and astronomy?

The Solar Calendar

400

What famous trip put the Mali Empire on the map?

Pilgrimage to Mecca.

400

What is the capital of Greece?

Athens

400

What did Ancient Romans built to transport water across distances?

Aqueducts

500

What is a golden civilization?

When a society has a time of peace, prosperity, and cultural production.
500

What new type of mathematical measurement helped Egyptians to build pyramids?

Cubit

500

Name 3 things Mansa Musa bring back from Mecca.

Architects, artisans, and scholars.
500

Name 4 Ancient Greek contributions that are still used today.

Math, architecture, theater, art of war, government, literature, arts, words/alphabet, philosophy.

500

Name 2 of the top five reasons why the Roman Empire lost power and fell.

Political corruption, economic crisis, class conflict, military threats, invasions.