Ancient Rome and The Origins of Christianity
Medieval Christian Europe
The Muslim World and Africa
Civilizations of Asia
The Renaissance and Reformation
200

The Son of God and Founder of the Roman Catholic Church.

Who IS Jesus Christ?
200

The absolute most powerful entity in Medieval Christian Europe.

What was the Roman Catholic Church/Pope?

200

The prophet of islam.

Who was muhamad?

200

The inventions from these Chinese dynasties traveled along Mongol-controlled Silk Roads and made into Europe, helping the Europeans enter into the Renaissance and Age of Exploration.

What were the Tang and the Song? (CHANG ALSO ACCEPTABLE C:)

200

Wealthy supporters of the arts were known as this.

What were patrons of the arts?

400

The phrase "Bread and Circuses" is often used referring to this time of Roman prosperity.

What was the Pax Romana?

400

A hierarchical system which governed political, social, and economic aspects of Medieval life, based on land ownership.

What is Feudalism?

400

The ruler of Mali estimated to be the richest man alive at the time, gained riches from the Gold-Salt ivory trade in West Africa. 

Who was Mansa Musa?

400

The person who held real power in Japanese society.

What was a Shogun?

400

German monk who wrote 95 Theses against selling indulgences, a practice now considered simony (a mortal sin) in the Roman Catholic Church.

Who was Martin Luther?

600

This trio made up the first Triumvirate. 

Who were Julius Caesar, Pompey, and Crassus?

600

The man, the myth, the Blessed who launched the first Crusade in 1095.

Who was Pope Blessed Urban II?

600

The three islamic gunpowder empires.

What were the Ottoman, Safavid, and Mughal Empires?

600

Founder of Sikhism.

Who was Guru Nanak?

600

An assistant of Tycho Brahe who took over his observatory after his death. He supported Copernicus' heliocentric and Ptolemy's elliptical orbit theories.

Who was Johannes Kepler?

800

This trio made up the second Triumvirate.

Who were Octavian (Augustus), Marc Antony, and Lepidus?

800

During the Showdown at Canossa, Henry IV feuded with this Pope who would go on to end lay investiture (and leave Henry IV in the snow begging for forgiveness).

Who was Saint Pope Gregory VII?

800

Famous West-African trading kingdom most known for bronzeworking.

What was Benin?

800

Korea mastered the art of making this, a type of glazed porcelain with a distinct green color. 

What is celadon?

800

Spoke the famous line, "God gave us the papacy. Let us enjoy it." Also known for excommunicating Martin Luther in 1521.

Who was Pope Leo X?

1000

Mythological twin characters believed to have founded the Roman Empire.

Who were Romulus and Remus?

1000

A great document forged by nobles limiting the king's power, forcefully signed by King John "softsword."

What was the Magna Carta?

1000
Name the 5 pillars of islam.

Declaration, pilgrimage, charity (alms), fasting, prayer.

1000

The Japanese credited this source to keeping them safe from Mongol Invasions by sending a typhoon to wash them out.

What was the Kamikaze?

1000

The Pope's personal favorite Renaissance artist.

Who was Raphael?

1200

The top class of the hierarchical Roman society.

BONUS (100 pts): Name the other two!

What were the Patricians?

BONUS: PLEBIANS and SLAVES.

1200
Grateful to Charlemagne for defending him against an unruly mob, this Pope (and Saint) crowned Charlemagne "King of the Roman Empire."

Who was Saint Pope Leo III?

1200

The Golden age of islam was a time of great cultural and economic achievements for Muslims under this Dynasty, from 750 to 1258.

What was the Abbasid Dynasty?

1200

Chinese explorer most known for making a series of grand seafaring expeditions.

Who was Zheng He?

1200

Anglican church's archbishop which annulled King Henry VIII's marriage. Was later burned at the stake for heresy under Catholic Queen Mary Tudor.

Who was Thomas Cranmer?