Famous Places
Famous People
Famous Food
Myth or Fact
Civilizations
100

The Romans built this famous amphitheater, though it has mostly fallen apart by today.

What is The Colosseum?

100

This person was born in Bethlehem, and his followers would go on to preach their faith after his crucifixion. 

Who is Jesus Christ?

100

This food originates in Italy, and usually has many toppings.

What is pizza?

100

Myth or Fact? George Washington chopped down his father's cherry tree and famously said "I cannot tell a lie."

This is a total myth.

100

This civilization is known for its mythology, philosophy, and creating democracy.

What is Greece?

200

The Egyptians built many of these structures in the past, and the British liked to eat their inhabitants.

What are the Pyramids? (Also, that's not a joke!)

200

This man came after Jesus, and his followers are most famously found in the Middle East today.

Who is Muhammad? 

200

This food is originally from Mexico and is commonly sold by street vendors, but also has its own fast food chain named after it.

What is a taco?

200

In 1932, Australia declared war against the emu population on the continent.

This is a fact (I wish it wasn't).

200

Known as "The Cradle of Civilization," this civilization is known for its developments in agriculture, writing, and creating the wheel.

What is Mesopotamia? 

300

The Chinese built this large structure to keep out angry raiders from the west.

What is The Great Wall of China?

300

One of the most famous playwrights in history, he is known for writing the plays Romeo and Juliet and Macbeth. 

Who is William Shakespeare?

300

This dish originates from Japan, and consists of raw fish wrapped in rice.

What is sushi?

300

Napoleon was incredibly short, and was considered so during his time as well.

This is a myth (but he was only 5'6).

300

This civilization is known for raiding lands far away on longships, and for a reputation of being great warriors (even if that part is untrue).

What is Norse civilization? (Viking counts).
400

This city is the most famous holy site in the world, sacred to the Abrahamic faiths (Judaism, Christianity, Islam).

What is Jerusalem?

400

He is often remembered for his short stature and very serious paintings, he was also the leader of France after the French Revolution.

Who is Napoleon Bonaparte? 
400

This food is often topped with cheese and vegetables, and despite its name, is not made with ham!

What is a hamburger?

400

In 897, a Pope dug up the corpse of another pope and put him on trial before a real court. 

This is a fact.

400

This civilization is renowned for its advanced urban city planning, multi-level brick houses, and sophisticated plumbing, found in modern day India and Pakistan.

What is the Indus River Valley Civilization?

500

This beautiful marble structure in India was built to house the corpse of Shah Jahan's Wife, though it now is a large tourist spot.

What is the Taj Mahal?

500

This man was once a consul of Rome and famously crossed the Rubicon, but is now known for his pizza place and salad.

Who is Julius Caesar?

500
This food originates in both Italy and China, and is often shaped in various forms with some sort of sauce to top it.

What is pasta?

500

A Roman emperor made his horse a consul, one of the most powerful political positions in Rome.

This is a fact.

500

This civilization is the oldest continuous civilization, known for its imperial dynasties and for the invention of gunpowder hundreds of years before Europe and West-Asia.

What is the Chinese civilization?