Benevolent is a word that can best be used to describe the gods of which 2 civilizations?

Found in 1972, "Lucy" was a significant discovery due to the widespread belief that it was:

After a coup and subsequent overthrowing of King Tarquin the Proud, the Roman Republic was established. Who was responsible for it's creation?

The African Kingdom of Kush was most notably influenced by which civilization?

Which of the following best describes the development of fire, boats, and the domestication of dogs?

Which of the following is true of the Delian League?

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Which of the following titles did Gaius Julius Caesar NEVER hold?

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The Punic Wars brought which 2 empires into direct conflict?

Choose BOTH.

Pater Familias was a Roman law that granted full control of a family and household to whom?

After freeing Hebrew slaves from captivity in Babylon, Cyrus I of the Achaemenid Empire passed a declaration of human rights that was written on an artifact known as:

Following the death of Alexander the Great, his empire was divided among his generals into regions known as the:

What was the first KNOWN system of writing?

For which of the following reasons was cuneiform most likely created?

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What group conquered Anatolia from the Byzantines?

Which of the following comprise the eras of ancient Egypt?

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The Pyramids were built during which Egyptian era?

Which of the following cultures were Monotheistic?

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The above image is of the oldest KNOWN civilization?

What was the name?

The sarissa was a weapon of war that helped conquer an empire.

Who developed this weapon?

The Persian Achaemenid empire was the largest that the world had seen until that time.

Which of the following made their rule so effective?

Which of the following are true of the Peloponnesian War?

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What influential leader was assassinated on March 15th, 44bce?

Prehistory is defined as:

The development of farming and the domestication of livestock is also known as;

Julius Caesar, Marcus Crassus, and Pompey Magnus influenced Roman government and were known as the:

The Cradle of Civilization, also known as Mesopotamia or the fertile crescent, was influential due to it giving birth to the first large scale civilizations and empires. Which of the following are true in regards to this region?

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Which of the following are true of the Patrician class of ancient Rome?

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Two men would hold the highest seat of power in the Roman senate at any given time. What was the title given to these officials?

Which of the following describes peaceful imperical conquest over a population that accepts the rule of the empire?

The last king of Rome was deposed, giving way to the dawning of the Republic. What was this king's name?

The Battle of Thermopylae along with the story of the 300 Spartans occured during what war?

The alphabet that most western cultures still use today has its roots in what language?

The system of numerals that most western cultures still use today has its roots in what language?

Mesopotamian temples of worship were known by what name?

Muslim temples of worship are known by what name?

Ancestor worship was a common practice in which River Valley Civilization?

Why is The Epic of Gilgamesh an important piece of literature?

What is commonly thought to be the worlds first codification of laws?

This group includes modern man and all of their genetic ancestors:

Alexander the Great's conquest of the Persian Empire resulted in the intermingling of different cultures. What word best describes this culture?

Named after the people that controlled Europe after the fall of the Western Roman Empire, this style of architecture features ornate spires, stained glass, and statues.

Which of the following were grievances aired by Martin Luther in his 95 Theses?

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​The division or split of the Roman Empire by Emperor Diocletian came about for a number of reasons.

​Which of the following offer the most accurate explanation?

​Choose ALL that apply.

King Henry VIII's desire for a divorce (in an attempt to produce a male heir) ultimately led to him taking what actions?

A change in European views following the black death, an increase in trade, the rediscovery of the knowledge of Greece and Rome, along with the rise of powerful Italian merchants and patrons were all causes of what event?

Institution with complete control of Europe throughout the Middle Ages:

The idea that God knows if your soul is going to heaven or hell even before you are born is known as:

The Catholic Church's sale of the forgiveness of sins:

The creation of Islam was influenced (either directly or indirecty) by which of the following religions?

Which of the following are example of pillars of the Islamic faith?

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The image above is depicting what fundamental element of middle ages Europe?

​​Which of the following are true of the FIRST crusade?

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The Black Death was caused by what disease?

As a Mesoamerican empire, the Maya made many developments independently of the rest of the world.

​Which of the following did the Maya discover/understand?

Massive cohesion of trade routes that exchanged goods throughout much of Afro-Eurasia:

Which of the following goods were traded along the silk road?

Although modern historians refer to them as the Byzantines, members of this empire thought of themselves as:

Which of the following is true of the similarities between Islam and Christianity?

Separation of social classes:

Which of the following would be considered a social norm?

The 4 noble truths are most closely associated with what religion?

Siddhartha Gautama was the founder of what religion?

According to the First Noble Truth, what is true about life?

According to the Second Noble Truth, what causes the suffering in an individual's life?

According to the Third Noble Truth, how does an individual eliminate suffering from their life?

The diagram can be said to be most closely associated with which classical religion?

​In the diagram above, each class or caste is said to be representative of what key concept of it's associated religion?

In regards to the diagram, which is most true of the castes depicted?

The Hindu concept of reincarnation is called:

The Hindu concept of the duties of the caste into which an individual is born is called:

The Hindu concept of breaking the cycle of Samsara and becoming one with the spirit of Brahma:

The Hindu concept of fulfilling the duties of one's caste:

What religion preaches the validity of the "Mandate of Heaven"?

What is the Mandate of Heaven?

Based on the map, where did the Visigoths originate?

Which barbarian horde was the first to sack Rome?

Based on the map, where did the Angles and Saxons originate?

What was the Pax Romana?

What Emperor is said to have started the Pax Romana?

The Pax Romana is said to have ended with the death of what emperor?

Which of the following were considered being of the Five Good Emperors?

Who was Emperor during the Great Fire of Rome?

The Great Fire of Rome caused what group of people to be persecuted as scapegoats for "starting it"?

With the Edict of Milan, Emperor Constantine legalized what religion within the Roman Empire?

A social institution in which all members hold the same things sacred.

​Ritualistic sacrifice, as shown above, was often performed in appeasment of various gods or dieties.

​The image above is most closely associated with what civilization?

What development did the Ancient city of Harappa in the Indus Valley have that Middle Ages Europe did not?

What is another name for the Yellow River in China?

Why was King Henry VIII called a "defender of the faith" by the Pope?

What Roman General was able to defeat Hannibal in the Second Punic War?

Religion focused on the balance of the nature of the world

The secrets of this material were guarded by the Chinese for several centuries.

What is ALWAYS traded along with goods and services?

What does Mesoamerica mean?

What nickname was given to the Olmec in regards to their relationship with other Native American empires?

Which of the following uses did the Maya have for rubber?

The Inca developed in what is now the country of:

Who was the creator of Islam?

Which of the following are purposes of the Hajj to Mecca?