Olympics
What city were the first modern Olympics held in 1896
Athens
A writing instrument for a female chicken.
Hen Pen
The name for the path between Europe and China along which goods were traded.
The Silk Road
The belief that life is without objective meaning.
Nihilism
This is the most basic unit of all elements.
Atom
The 5 continents (Europe, Asia, Americas, Africa, Australia/Oceania)
Precipitation made of metal links.
Chain rain
Chinese history is broken into these which signal the ruling families for each period of history.
Dynasties
He believed in "from each according to their abilities, to each according to their needs."
Karl Marx
This element is the first on the periodic table, making it the lightest.
Hydrogen
This American swimmer holds the record for the most medals with a total of 28 metals, 23 of which are gold.
Michael Phelps
Footwear with a security device.
Sock Lock
This East Asian civilization ruled over China and even invaded Japan while producing one of the most famous warlord families in history.
Mongol Empire
This French philosopher and scientist is most famous for saying "I think, therefore I am."
Rene Descartes
This is the most abundant gas in our atmosphere.
Nitrogen
This is the english translation of "Citius, altius, fortius"
Faster Higher Stronger
Currency that glows bright.
Sunny Money
A code of honour for knights to follow.
Chivalry
This Chinese philosopher, among many other quotes and beliefs, is known for "Never impose on others what you would not choose for yourself."
Confucius
Matter is considered organic if it contains this element.
Carbon
Women weren't allowed to compete in the olympics until this year.
1900 (22 women out of 997)
A yard made of shiny shards.
Glass Grass
In the Christian Church, the split between eastern orthodox and roman catholic is known by this name.
The Great Schism
This Greek philosopher believed that knowledge was innate, and a recollection of knowledge the soul had before birth.
Plato
This type of bond involves the sharing of electrons between two elements.
Covalent bonds