Cosmic Stuff
All of Evolution
Early Civilizations
Greeks
Potpourri
100

Many Scientists use this method to come to their conclusion.

The Scientific Method.

100

Name one of the theories on how life began.

 “Primordial Soup”, “Primordial open-sandwich”, or “Primordial alien invasion”

100

The time when people began to settle in one place and stop hunting and gathering was known as the ____ Revolution,.

Neolithic.

100

This giant wooden animal was left at the gates of Troy.

The Trojan Horse.

100

Augustus Caesar ruled for ___ years.

45 years.

200

Everything in our universe is all just ____ stuff.

Recycled.

200

What term did Charles Darwin prefer over “Survival of the fittest”?

Natural Selection

200

Name any two of the cradles of civilization.

Mesopotamia, Egypt, Indus Valley civilization, or China.

200

In this battle, Leonidus held off the Persians from the mountains, and “The 300” Spartans went to fight the Persians too.

The Battle of Thermoplae.

200

The human race began in ____.

East Africa.

300

About how many billion years ago was the Big Bang?

About 13.8 billion years.

300

This eruption almost wiped out the early humans.

The Toba Eruption.

300

This type of writing was used in Egypt.

Hieroglyphics.

300

What does Draconian mean?

Very Harsh.

300

Planets, moons, and asteroids were formed by chunks that spun off of _____.

The sun

400

What percent of gravity is made by dark matter?

85%

400

This is the name for a person who studies early humans.

A paleo-anthropologist.

400

This person led the Mauryan empire and his grandson was named Ashoka.

Chandragupta.

400

“The unexamined life is not worth ___.”

Living.

400

Name everyone in the 2nd Triumvirate.

Octavian, Mark Antony, and Lepidus.

500

Name the three first elements that formed.

What are Hydrogen, Helium, and Lithium.

500

This early human lived 4 million years ago, and was about 3.5 feet tall.

Australopithecines.

500

What rivers surround Mesopotamia, and what are the other names for Mesopotamia?

The Tigris & Euphrates rivers, The Fertile Crescent and Sumeria/Sumer.

500

This is the name of a Greek military formation used by Philip the Great that involved rows of soldiers with long spears.

Phalanx.

500

This is the name of Aristotle’s school.

The Lyceum.