Technology
Classical Civilizations
Golden Ages
Geography
Belief Systems
100

This technology was first developed in China as "elixir for immortality" but was eventually used in warfare instead

What is gunpowder?

100
This is the system used in China requiring government officials to pass an exam
What is the Civil Service Exams
100

These two dynasties where considered a Golden Age for China

What were the Tang and the Song?
100

This mountain range was the location of the Inca Empire

What is the Andes Mountains?

100
Central concepts of this system are filial piety, the Five Key Relationships, and li (proper behavior)
What is Confucianism?
200

The Sumerians invented this early form of writing

What is cuneiform

200
Athens created this form of government
What is democracy
200
The creation of concrete, the building of the Colosseum, and the use of Latin were part of this civilization

What was the Roman Civilization (Republic or Empire)?

200

This type of technology is used to make farming possible in higher elevations

What is terrace farming?

200

In this belief system, nature is meant to be a role model for behavior and beliefs include the concept of "wu wei" which means "do nothing."

What is Daoism?
300

This technology allowed people to both water more of their land and control flooding

What is irrigation?

300

This Empire used roads, a system of satraps, and religious tolerance to unite their large empire that stretched from Egypt to the Indus River

What was Persia?

300

The artists Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo created works of art during this period of history

What was the Renaissance?

300

This geographic feature is located in Africa and it is roughly the same size as the United States

What is the Sahara Desert?

300

Guiding concepts for this system include monotheism, the teachings of the Torah, and the use of Hebrew as a sacred language 

What is Judaism?

400

This technology, first developed in China but later recreated in Europe by Gutenberg, helped decrease the price of books and increase the spread of knowledge

What is the printing press (or moveable type print)?

400

This system of roads connected China to Europe. It was named for the product on which China had a monopoly

What were the Silk Roads?

400

During this golden age, this empire that included much of North Africa and Southwest Asia, developed antiseptics, sedatives, calligraphy, and pharmacies

What was the Abbasid Empire? (or Golden Age of Islam)

400

A chain of islands is called

What is an archipelago?
400

In this system, believers follow the Five Pillars of Faith which include shahada (monotheism), salah (prayer), zakat(charity), sawm (fasting), and hajj.

What is Islam

500

The innovation of the triangular sail was effectively used by this Chinese explored to travel throughout Africa and Asia (and bring home giraffes!)

Who was Zheng He?

500
This leader was inspired to convert to Buddhism after witnessing the horrors of war
What is Asoka
500

This empire developed a road system that included rest areas, the concept of zero, and Ayurvedic medicine during their Golden AGe

What was the Gupta Golden Age?

500

The Shang Dynasty (1532-1027) made some of its earliest settlements along this river - sometimes referred to as "China's Sorrow" for its irregular flood pattern

What is the Huang He (or Yellow River)?

500

The concepts of the Four Noble Truths and Eightfold Path are key ideas of this belief system

What is Buddhism?