What three major religions stem from the same geographical area of the Middle East?

Holy city for Islam, Judaism and Christianity?

What is a messiah?

This religion is responsible for the Holy Inquisition?

Who was the founder of Buddhism?

The concept of being reborn into this life again after death is called?

In Buddhism you are to throw off __________ and as a result you will end ___________.

The path that one must follow in order to achieve nirvana is called?

A state in Buddhism of complete peace, free from pain or desire is called?

The founder of Islam is?

Followers of Islam are called?

The holy book of the Islamic people is called?

The holy city for the religion of Islam is called?

Once in a lifetime a Muslim must make a journey to Mecca called a ________.

Of the 5 Major religions this one has been around the longest.

The supreme being and absolute God of the Hindu religion is called?

The destroyer god in Hinduism?

What two religions stem from Judaism?

The first five books of the Hebrew Bible are called the _________.

The universal symbol used to identify the Jewish people.

What is a sect?

Ultimate Goal in Hinduism to dwell as one with Brahman forever.

The sacred texts of Hinduism are divided into two main sections called?

The two major divisions with in the religion of Islam are called?

This world religion is predominantly found in Southeast Asia?

What religion has the majority of its followers found within Israel?

This religion at one time had one of the largest Empires of the known world covering the same territory and more as that of the Roman Empire.

A spiritual leader in Hinduism is called?

In Judaism a teacher and spiritual leader.

The Middle Ages cover what range of years typically?

A period of time that experiences economic decline, trade disruption and overall territorial collapse would be called a __________ age.

Which Frankish king ruled the Franks and united Gaul in the 5th century?

Pepin III "the short" conquered the northern regions and united the people of what country?

The last King of the Frankish Empire before it split was ________________.

Who is the Viking credited with discovering parts of north America?

A unit of land distributed among lords by a king in exchange for loyalty or service.

System of people living in communities owned by a lord. Serfs lived on the land and were obligated to work the land for the lord.

Class of people that sat just above the servant class and just below that of nobility.

Type of armor worn during the middle ages consisting of tightly woven rings.

Knights typically began training at the age of _________.

The code of honor, courage and bravery followed by knights is called?

The leader of the church takes the title of what?

To be banished from the church (essentially sentenced to hell).

An agreement stating that popes could appoint bishops but emperors could veto appointments.

A large church building that would typically be considered a masterpiece that many have lasted for hundreds of years.

The first crusade took place during what year range?

Famous Muslim leader that reconquered Jerusalem.

These were leaders of the 3rd Crusade except.

The practice of changing crops and letting fields rest is called.

A major disease that traveled from Asia across Europe killing nearly half the population during the 14th Century.

Who was blamed for spreading the Black Plague?

The two types of guilds are ___________ and ___________>

Which of these are not a level within a guild?

The group of people that founded England were known as the ___________.

The battle of Hastings was won by ________________ and he then became King of England.

William did all the following as King except.

Henry II is known for doing what?

The king that signed the Magna Carta was who?

The hundred years war was fought between which two nations?

All of these battles were major English victories except.

At the battle of Crecy the French nearly outnumber the English on what scale?

The girl that lead French troops to victories at Orleans and other important places was named?

The group of people that emerged as the leaders of Spain was the Kingdom of __________.

The Reconquista was intended to drive which people out of Europe.

All of these societies are major influences to the Roman people except.

Rome was founded by which two brothers?

Aeneas was another possible origin of Rome. What group of people did he descend from?

The Greeks influenced Rome in what major ways. Select all that apply.

Early Rome was ruled by what type of government?

The last king of Rome was in fact not actually a Roman. What group did he belong to?

Rome fought the Punic Wars against what group of people?

The famous leader of the Carthaginians that took elephants over the Alps was known as

The two classes of people in Rome are called

During the Roman Republic a person could only serve as dictator of Rome for how long?

Rome had two members that were essentially the head of the senate what were their titles?

The Roman senate consisted of how many members

The plebian class of person that attained a position in government during the early republic was known as a

How long would someone typically serve on the senate?

The last dictator of Rome during its time as a republic was

The first dictator during the Pax Romana was

The three members of the first triumvirate were

All of these were members of the second triumvirate except

When Augustus Caesar become Caesar for Life, how long was the Republic around for?

The Original Roman Law was known as

Roman law changed dramatically over time and a new form of law was adopted, natural law. This type of law revolves around which three concepts

Of all the types of slaves which group were the most sought after

A massive slave revolt occurred in 73 BCE it was lead by which man

Wagons and Carts were only allowed to be on Roman streets at what time? Select all that apply.

Large six story often crowded living spaces were called

One of the most famous authors of Roman culture, famous for writing the epic Aeneid was

Roman gods differed from Greek gods in many different was including in art, what feature made the Roman gods so different in their art

A series of arches placed next to one another to form a room is called a

Throughout the Roman Empire there was approximately how many miles of road

Christianity started in the Roman Province of

The leader of the Roman province containing Jerusalem was known as a procurator what was this procurators name?

Hadrian's Wall was built spanning across what modern day country

Hadrian's wall had a milecastle every mile, how many in total were across the entire wall?

Hadrian was famous for building the wall and what other major landmark?

What emperor was famous for building the largest bath complex?

What emperor was famous for constructing the Colosseum?

The leader of the Christian church after the death of Jesus was what man?

The canon bible is composed of letters predominantly from which disciple of Jesus

In 313 AD a proclamation officially made persecution of Christianity illegal in Rome, what was this document called

The emperor that made Christianity the official religion of Rome was

What two groups of barbarians ended of sacking Rome

All of these are considered common causes for the fall of Rome except

Rome had many reasons for collapsing select all of the reasons that are common causes for the collapse of Rome

The eastern Roman empire continued on after the fall of the west but became known as what empire?

The capital of the eastern Roman empire would become known as what famous city

Group of seafaring people that conquered much of the Aegean Sea and surrounding areas.

King Minos a great Minoan king dwelled in what capital city of Crete.

A type of watercolor painting found on the Island of Crete while excavating the city of Knossos.

A series of raids and battles that happened along the Anatolian coast often referred to as Ionia.

The Iliad and Odyssey are epic poems written by which author?

About how much of Greece is farmable land?

What alphabet do the early Greeks adopt?

A Greek city-state is called a _____.

The highest point or center of a city usually situated on a hilltop.

In Greek politics free citizens were considered all of the following except.

Rule by a small group of people, typically wealthy elite.

The tactical formation of the Greek soldiers.

Major polis of ancient Greece boasting a democratic form of government and proud of its educational standards.

Greek polis known for producing strong battle ready men.

The main god of the Greek Pantheon.

The patron god of Sparta.

Priest or Priestess which communicates with the gods and speaks for them.

The Persian Wars start with Darius I attacking which place?

The first major battle on Greek soil during the Persian War was located where?

King Leonidas and his 300 Spartans make their stand at which pass.

A Greek battle that is fought at sea using Triremes and strategy to defeat the Persians.

An alliance formed after the Persian War that united all of Greece for a period of time.

The process of being banished for a period of time as the result of the ruling on a Greek court case.

War fought between Athens and its allies against Sparta and its allies.

A Greek citizen who is paid to think.

Philosopher in which a specific type of discussion is named.

The philosopher that influenced Alexander the Great.

The temple created to honor the Goddess Athena in Athens was called.

The two main types of Greek literature.

The age that occurs during and after the reign of Alexander the Great.

The father of Alexander and ruler of Macedonia before Alexander.

Alexander the Great becomes Emperor at what age?

The furthest river east that Alexander reaches is called the __________.

The most famous of the Alexandria cities is located in

After his death the Kingdom of Alexander was split 4 ways to his generals called

The ruler that founded the kingdom in Egypt was

The Greek man credited with making the most and significant medical discoveries was

Island people that inhabited the Island of Crete, also the progenitors of the Greek civilization.

All of these societies are major influences to the Roman people except.

Rome was founded by which two brothers?

Aeneas was another possible origin of Rome. What group of people did he descend from?

The Greeks influenced Rome in what major ways. Select all that apply.

Early Rome was ruled by what type of government?

The last king of Rome was in fact not actually a Roman. What group did he belong to?

Rome fought the Punic Wars against what group of people?

The famous leader of the Carthaginians that took elephants over the Alps was known as

The two classes of people in Rome are called

During the Roman Republic a person could only serve as dictator of Rome for how long?

Rome had two members that were essentially the head of the senate what were their titles?

The Roman senate consisted of how many members

The plebian class of person that attained a position in government during the early republic was known as a

How long would someone typically serve on the senate?

The last dictator of Rome during its time as a republic was

The first dictator during the Pax Romana was

The three members of the first triumvirate were

All of these were members of the second triumvirate except

When Augustus Caesar become Caesar for Life, how long was the Republic around for?

The Original Roman Law was known as

Roman law changed dramatically over time and a new form of law was adopted, natural law. This type of law revolves around which three concepts

Of all the types of slaves which group were the most sought after

A massive slave revolt occurred in 73 BCE it was lead by which man

Wagons and Carts were only allowed to be on Roman streets at what time? Select all that apply.

Large six story often crowded living spaces were called

One of the most famous authors of Roman culture, famous for writing the epic Aeneid was

Roman gods differed from Greek gods in many different was including in art, what feature made the Roman gods so different in their art

A series of arches placed next to one another to form a room is called a

Throughout the Roman Empire there was approximately how many miles of road

Christianity started in the Roman Province of

The leader of the Roman province containing Jerusalem was known as a procurator what was this procurators name?

Hadrian's Wall was built spanning across what modern day country

Hadrian's wall had a milecastle every mile, how many in total were across the entire wall?

Hadrian was famous for building the wall and what other major landmark?

What emperor was famous for building the largest bath complex?

What emperor was famous for constructing the Colosseum?

The leader of the Christian church after the death of Jesus was what man?

The canon bible is composed of letters predominantly from which disciple of Jesus

In 313 AD a proclamation officially made persecution of Christianity illegal in Rome, what was this document called

The emperor that made Christianity the official religion of Rome was

What two groups of barbarians ended of sacking Rome

All of these are considered common causes for the fall of Rome except

Rome had many reasons for collapsing select all of the reasons that are common causes for the collapse of Rome

The eastern Roman empire continued on after the fall of the west but became known as what empire?

The capital of the eastern Roman empire would become known as what famous city