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100

This Grecian was Aristotle's teacher and Socrates' student. 

Who was Plato?

100
According to the New Testament, the Christian messiah was born in this place. 

What is Bethlehem?

100

Judaism is the world’s oldest monotheistic religion, dating back how many years?

What is 4,000 years?

100

In Judaism, this figure has yet to appear. 

What is the messiah?

100

This portion of the Bible outlines the life and death of Jesus.

What is the New Testament?

200

This Grecian believed that human choice is motivated by the desire for happiness.

Who is Socrates?

200

The Jewish prophet Moses received the Ten Commandments here.

What is Mt. Sinai?

200

Ancient Athens is famous for the development of this political system.

What is Athenian democracy?

200

These are the two main sects of Islam.

What are Shi’a and Sunni?

200

This famous speech was delivered at the end of the first year of the Peloponnesian War (431–404 BCE) as a part of the annual public funeral for the war dead.

What is Pericles' Funeral Oration?
300

Mecca is reputedly the birthplace of this Islamic prophet.

Who is Mohammed?

300

At the time of Jesus' birth, Israel was under the rule of this empire.

What is the Roman Empire?

300

These two demographics were excluded from Athenian democracy.

Who are women and slaves?

300

This term describes the worship of a single God associated with the Abrahamic covenant between God and the Israelites.

What is monotheism?

300

The Torah is included in this sacred text.

What is the Tanakh?

400

This person was the longest-lasting democratic leader of Athens.

Who is Pericles?

400

This is a building at the center of Islam's most important mosque, the Masjid al-Haram in Mecca, Saudi Arabia

What is Kaaba?

400

Classical Greek philosophers were amongst the first to question the mysteries of life using ___ and ____. 

What are reason and logic?

400

Developed by a Greek philosopher, this process is a dialogue between teacher and students, instigated by the continual probing questions of the teacher, in a concerted effort to explore the underlying beliefs that shape the students views and opinions.

What is the Socratic Method?

400

This Greek philosopher invented written dialogue.

Who is Plato?

500

Scriptures reveal that Jesus and his family fled persecution from this leader and moved to Egypt.

Who is King Herod?

500

In ancient Athens, people could become slaves by these three means.

  • War

  • Trade

  • Piracy

500

From sundown on Friday to sundown to Saturday, Jews observe this day of rest.

What is Shabbat?

500

In The Republic, Plato (as Socrates) presents these three possibilities for the definition of justice. 

  1. Justice as honesty in word and deed

  2. Justice as helping friends and harming enemies

  3. Justice as the interest of the stronger

500

The story of Isra and Miraj is included in this sacred text.

What is the Quran?