History of History
Animals
Plants
Germs
Concepts and Early Humans
100

Ancient Greek philosopher sometimes called the "Father of History"

Who is Herodotus? 

100

The first domesticated animal.

What is the dog?

100

What crop was a major driver of mass enslavement in the Americas?

What is sugarcane?
100

What is the name for a disease that mostly impacts young people, typically under age five?

What is a childhood disease? 
100

Fill in the blank: structure vs ______

What is agency?

200
A source that comes from the time and place studied is called a _______

What is a primary source?

200

This animal became domesticated following agriculture because it helped protect stored crops from pests.

What is the cat?

200

James Dole played a major role in promoting the production of this crop in Hawaii.

What is the pineapple?

200

While this disease has been eradicated, it was one of the most catastrophic killers of Indigenous inhabitants of the Americas.

What is smallpox?

200

Starting in 1492, this led to the global spread of plants, animals, and germs.

What is the Columbian Exchange? 

300

What is the name for a view of history that is linear and progressive?

What is a teleological view?

300

This nation had a Pacific Rim empire that stretched as far as Sonoma County.

What is Russia?

300

A victorian botanist referred to these plants as the "tramps" of the plant world.

What are weeds?

300

This disease was largely limited to India until the 1800s, but then became one of the most deadly killers.

What is Cholera? 

300

The name of a super volcano that perhaps nearly ended human existence.

What is Mt. Toba?

400

This is a Chinese scholar who wrote the first comprehensive history of China?

Who is Sima Qian?

400

This animal domesticated in the Americas was a major source of meat 

What is the guinea pig?

400

What is the name of the region of Southwest Asia where many important plants and animals were domesticated?

What is the fertile crescent? 
400

This disease is spread by fleas that live on rats.

What is bubonic plague?

400

This is a scientific term for "Ice Age"

What is Pleistocene? 

500

German philosopher who inspired Karl Marx

What is Hegel?

500

What animal played a major role in both the Mongol and Comanche Empires?

What is the horse?

500

This is the name of the French colony (now Haiti) that saw its landscape ravaged by intensive sugarcane production.

What is San Domingue?

500

How did most major diseases that afflict humans come to exist?

What is through domesticated animals?

500

This Caribbean Island suffered a major cholera outbreak in the 2010s.

What is Haiti?