Africa
Europe
The Middle East
Asia
Extra!
100

True or False?

Universities did not exist when Timbuktu was at its peak

False

100

disease that killed one-third of the people of Europe during the Middle Ages.

The Bubonic Plague/The Black Death

100

What is the name of people who practice the religion of Islam?

Muslims
100

the largest land empire in history.

Mongol

100

True of False?

The Incas built their empire in North America.

False

200

Christian invaders from central Europe who ruled northern Africa from 429 to 534.

Vandals

200

a Viking who discovered Vinland, the Viking name North America.

Leif Erikson

200

the holy city of Islam and the birthplace of Muhammad.

Mecca

200

a Chinese admiral who made several voyages to show the power of the Ming dynasty.

Cheng Ho

200

True or False?

William of Normandy used force to become the king of England.

True

300

 the communication of important ideas passed down through the generations by use of the spoken word.

Oral Tradition

300

a series of wars between England and France that lasted from 1337 to 1453

The Hundred Years War

300

The region where Ottoman Turks came to power, now known as Turkey.

Anatolia

300

What was the religion of the people of the Gupta Dynasty?

Buddhism and Hinduism

300

a traveler from Europe who visited Kublai Khan and then wrote about his travels.

Marco Polo

400

True or False?

One of the five duties of Islam is to make a pilgrimage to Mecca.

True

400

the economic system of the Middle Ages

Manorialism 

400

Why was Koca Sinan famous?

He was an architect

400

For what is the Lady Murasaki Shikibu remembered?

Writing the Tale of Genji

400

What was the name Leif Erikson's father? (who was also an explorer!)

Erik the Red

500

 The culture of Kilwa and Mombasa is called what?

Swahili

500

What date is usually given for the fall of Rome?

476 C.E.

500

Mecca is now located in what country?

Saudi Arabia

500

a great poet who lived during the Tang dynasty.

Li Po

500

the way of life followed by monks and nuns.

Monasticism