Dino Times and Early Humans
Changing the World
Geography
Flags and Capitals
Notable Figures
100

These giant reptiles ruled the Earth millions of years before humans ever existed.

What are dinosaurs?

100

This is the name for a brave person who marches, protests, or takes action to change the rules so everyone is treated fairly.

What is an activist? (or- helper)

100

The amount of continents in the world.

What is 7?
100

This city is the capital of the United States and is where you can find the White House.

What is Washington DC?

100

He was the very first President of the United States and his face is on both the dollar bill and the quarter.

George Washington

200

Early humans used this bright, hot discovery to stay warm, scare away predators, and cook food.

What is fire?

200

During the Industrial Revolution, things changed from being made by hand at home to being made by big machines inside these noisy buildings.

What are factories?

200

This is the biggest country in the world

What is Russia?

200

The flag of this Asian country is famous for being incredibly simple: just a bright red circle right in the middle of a white background.

What is Japan?

200

This inspiring leader gave the famous "I Have a Dream" speech to teach the world that everyone should be treated with fairness, kindness, and equality.

Who is Martin Luther King Jr
300

Before people lived in houses or apartments, they lived in these natural, rocky shelters and painted art on the walls.

What are caves?

300

In 1969, the United States made global history by sending the Apollo 11 spacecraft to land humans on this celestial object for the very first time.

What is the moon?

300

This is the biggest country in South America

What is Brazil?

300

If you want to see the famous Eiffel Tower, you have to travel to Paris, which is the capital city of this European country.

What is France?

300

This ancient queen was the last ruler of Egypt and is famous for living in a golden palace near the pyramids.

Who is Cleopatra

400

Instead of metal, early humans made their sharpest tools, arrows, and axes out of this hard material found on the ground.

What is stone?

400

When factory workers are unhappy with bad rules, they will completely stop working together until their boss fixes the problem, which is called a _____

What is a Shutdown or Strike?

400

This is the largest continent in the world

What is Asia?

400

While almost every flag in the world is a rectangle, this mountainous Asian country near Mount Everest has the only flag shaped like two triangles stacked together.

What is Nepal?

400

This famous activist became blind and deaf as a baby, but grew up to write books, give speeches, and teach the world how people can read using their fingers with Braille.

Who was Helen Keller

500

Because early humans traveled constantly to follow herds of animals for food instead of living in one fixed place, they're called global ____

What are Nomads? (or- Travelers/Movers)

500

During the Environmental Movement in the 70's, the United States coined this phrase using "Three R's" to remind people how to care for our waste and environment.

What is Reduce, Reuse, Recycle?
500

The smallest country in the world

What is Vatican City?

500

The flag of this country features a bright white crescent moon and star on a red background, and its capital city is Ankara.

What is Turkey?

500

This famous leader—often called "Chairman"—founded the People's Republic of China in 1949 and has his giant portrait displayed right above the entrance to the Forbidden City.

Who was Chairman Mao