Rivers
Prehistory
Art & Literature
Government
Achievements
100

This river flows from south to north in Egypt

The Nile River

100
A nomadic people that lived in tribes

Hunter-gatherers

100

This Roman is known for his contributions to literature

Virgil

100

A ruler of Egypt

Pharoah

100

This Macedonian (Greek) general was never defeated in a battle

Alexander the Great

200
The Fertile Crescent lies between these two rivers.

Tigris and Euphrates

200

Another term for the New Stone Age

Neolithic Era

200
This Greek philosopher was forced to drink hemlock after being tried and arrested in 399 BCE

Socrates

200
This type of government was used in Athens

Democracy

200

The first system of writing 

Cuneiform

300

The Indus River is on the western border of this country.

India

300
Another term for the Paleolithic Era

Old Stone Age

300

Alexander the Great's tutor

Aristotle

300
The United States based their government on Rome's. It's called a ____________.

Republic or Representative Democracy

300

This set of ancient laws was the first of its kind, and incredibly harsh. (Physicians had to be extra careful!)

Code of Hammurabi

400

The Yellow River is located in this country

China

400

The purpose of this landmark, located in present day England, is still up for debate

Stonehenge

400

The Romans were known for this type of sculpture

Realistic

400

These were the highest magistrates in Roman government, and there were always two of them.

Consuls

400

Ancient India is credited with creating the concept of this digit, meaning nothing

Zero (0)
500

Ancient Rome was founded on this River

Tiber River

500

Catalhoyuk was a Neolithic settlement that existed from 7500 BCE to 6400 BCE. It is located in THIS modern day country

Turkey or Anatolia

500

This Greek is known as the father of history

Herodotus

500

This Asian country introduced the first civil service

China

500

Julius Caesar conquered this territory. If you went there today, you could enjoy baguettes and croissants.

Gaul/France