This would-be emperor was assassinated in the Senate
Who is Julius Caesar?
This famous ruler of the Ottomans was called "the Magnificent."
Who is Suleiman?
A movement that led to the splitting of the Catholic and Protestant Churches.
What is the Reformation?
This English settlement disappeared mysteriously.
What is Roanoke?
The corner of a letter that a stamp goes on.
What is the top right?
The name of Constantinople today.
What is Istanbul?
The Middle East is located on this peninsula.
What is the Arabian Peninsula?
The Renaissance took inspiration from here.
What is the Classical Period/Greece and Rome?
What is tobacco?
The month with the fewest number of days.
What is February?
This event during the Byzantine Empire split the Church.
What is the Great Schism?
The Muslim scholar Ibn Musa Al-Khwarizmi is the father of this subject.
What is algebra?
This leader stabilized Europe after the fall of Rome.
Who is Charlemagne?
List three things that the Old World brought to the New World with the Columbian Exchange.
What are horses, pigs, cows, wheat, diseases, sugarcane, indigo, rice, bananas, citrus, etc
The largest mammal in the world.
What is the blue whale?
A time of widespread peace and prosperity in the Roman Empire.
What is the Pax Romana?
This elite Ottoman military unit was made up of conscripted boys.
What are Janissaries?
This philosopher believed in natural rights and the government's role of protecting those rights.
Who is John Locke?
This New World civilization fought against the conquistadors for forty years before they were finally defeated.
What is the Inca?
How a solar eclipse happens.
What is the moon passing between the sun and the Earth?
The year Rome fell.
What is 476
The year the Ottoman Empire conquered Constantinople.
What is 1453?
A new way of thinking that focused on the individual and their possibilities rather than focusing solely on religion.
What is humanism?
The name of the pyramid temple located in Tenochtitlan.
What is Templo Mayor or the Great Temple?
The color that is not a true wavelength of light, but a filler color made by our eyes.
What is magenta?