Geography
Achievements
Famous People
Architecture
Religions
100
Greece and Rome were centrally located on the ___________ Sea.
Mediterranean
100
The Hippocratic Oath from this location is still used today when you go to the doctor's office. This oath says that doctors must "do no harm".
Greece
100
He was the founder and final prophet of Islam from Mecca.
Muhammad
100
What is this building AND where is it located?
Pantheon / Rome
100
Holy book: Torah
Holy language: Hebrew
Place of worship: Temple
Religion: ???
Judaism
200
Which number is Greece?
4
200
This Byzantine emperor codified and preserved old Roman laws, which then became the basis for European law.
Justinian
200
He was the nephew of Julius Caesar, member of the Second Triumvirate, and the first emperor of Rome.
Augustus / Octavian
200
What is this building AND where is it located?
Dome of the Rock / Jerusalem
200
Holy book: Quran
Founder: Muhammad
Place of worship: ???
Mosque
300
What massive empire is shown in this map?
Mongols
300
China had a meritocracy, where only the best could work in the government. The only catch was that you had to pass the Civil Service ______________ in order to prove your worth.
Exam
300
Machiavelli was a Renaissance writer who is best known for writing what book that said "the ends justified the means"?
The Prince
300
Onion domes in Russia are a feature of _________ Christian churches.
Orthodox
300
Worshipped: Kami (nature gods)
Place of Origin: Japan
Symbol: Torii Gates
Shintoism
400
What trade route is being utilized?
Silk Road
400
While they got the number 0 from India and would develop our modern Arabic numerals, they also are known for inventing algebra.
Islamic Civ.
400
Renaissance poet who was considered the "Father of Humanism".
Petrarch
400
Sculptor commissioned by Pericles to work on the Parthenon.
Phidias
400
Founder: Zoroaster
Place of Origin: Persia
Worshipped: God of light and god of darkness
Religion: ???
Zoroastrianism
500
What tolerance-practicing civilization is this?
Persia
500
Indian traders invented the _________ sail to help with maritime trade during the monsoon season.
lateen
500
Who said this?
"Our constitution does not copy the laws of neighbouring states; we are rather a pattern to others than imitators ourselves. Its administration favours the many instead of the few; this is why it is called a democracy."
Pericles
500
The ceiling of the ________________ Chapel was painted during the Renaissance by _______________.
Sistine / Michelangelo
500
Beliefs: Eightfold Path, 4 Noble Truths
Founder: Siddhartha Gautama
Place of Origin: India
Spread into other parts of Asia by: ???
Ashoka (+ missionaries)