He became king of Greece in 334 B.C. He grew the Greek empire and spread Greek culture in Europe

His assassination led to the beginning of WWI

Inventor of the printing press.

Founded the “New World” North and South America.

Julius Caesar’s nephew who became the leader of the Roman Empire in 27 B.C. Led Rome into “Pax Romana”

Wrote the 95 Theses which spoke out the problems of the Roman Catholic Church.

He became Emperor of France after the French Revolution, and expanded the French Empire.

He rose to power in Rome in 46 B.C. He established order and helped the poor until he was stabbed to death in 44 B.C.

The leader of Germany during WWII that is responsible for the Holocaust.

What type of climate does Europe have?

Europe has over 24,000 miles of what?

Democracy began where?

Who are two Ancient Greek philosophers?

Which Ancient Empire created a legacy by building a network of roads, aqueducts, and the Latin language?

During the ________________ western Europe consisted of numerous kingdoms and castles. Also during this time the Roman Catholic Church divided, and a system of Feudalism began.

During this period people began to focus on humanism instead of religious values

Protestant churches developed after the Roman Catholic Church began what?

What was the exchange of good, ideas, and diseases between the Americas and Europe during the Age of Exploration and Colonization?

Which one was NOT an impact of the Industrial revolution?

During the French revolution the Jacobins began their “Reign of Terror” by killing 40,000 using what?

Most of the war fought in WWI was fought within ?

What started WWII in Europe?

What was the name of the imaginary boundary between eastern and western Germany?