Who was the Roman god of War?

Who was king of the Greek gods?

What type of government was first created in ancient Athens?

Which famous battle in 480 BC involved King Leonidas and his 300 Spartans?

What was the primary purpose of the Parthenon in ancient Greece?

Which material was commonly used by ancient Greeks for sculpture?

Which Greek historian is known as the "Father of History"?

What is the term for a city-state in ancient Greece?

What is the name for a Greek story with an unhappy ending?

What is the name for the teachers or great thinkers of ancient India?

Which of the following ancient civilizations was further SOUTH in the Indus Valley?

The nomadic herders that moved into the Indus Valley were called_______?

Which of the following is not one of the 4 varnas of ancient India?

Which of the 4 varnas was made up of the lowest class of Indian society?

What does Hinduism teach is the effect of your actions in life?

Siddhartha Gautama is called the creator of which ancient religion?

What is Filial Piety?

This Chinese Dynasty developed writing, built stable structures, and made advances with bronze?

Which of the following was NOT a natural barrier that protected early China from invaders?

The principle that gods would support a just ruler, but they would not allow anyone corrupt to hold power is called _______.

Who was the founder of the Zhou dynasty?

What was the purpose of oracle bones?

This Chinese Dynasty learned to use iron, built roads and canals, and introduced coins to China?

Which early Chinese dynasty ruled for the longest time?

Which ancient Greek god was known as the god of the sea?

What is the name of the famous ancient Greek philosopher who taught Alexander the Great?

The Peloponnesian War was fought between which two Greek City-states?

Spartan boys joined the army at what age?

What is a Dalit?

The three most notable Greek philosophers were Socrates, Plato, and _________?

Homer is most notable for writing which two companion novels?

This river is about 4,000 miles long and was an important water source for much of Egypt?

A Macedonian king who conquered lands in Greece, Persia, and Asia into the Indus River Valley during his 20 year reign?

Highly structured organization marked by multiple layers of officials?

Which of the following was the God/Goddess of the Egyptian Afterlife?

Where were the pharaohs of the Old Kingdom mostly buried?

Who was the first woman pharaoh and made Egypt wealthy through trade?

Which pharaoh built the Great Pyramid at Giza?

Which God/Goddess was said to have the head of a falcon?

Ramses the Great led the Egyptian army to success at the Battle of Kadesh and against which enemies?

Egyptian writing system using picture symbols to represent words was called?

Ramses the Great ruled for 67 years, lived to 92 years old, and had how many wives?

What is a theocracy?

The mummification process included which of the following steps?

The first pharaoh of Egypt known for uniting Upper and Lower Egypt as one empire?

What did the Spartans call the slaves whom they had conquered?

What is the Greek word for marketplace?

What type of government did Athens have?

Who was the greatest of all Athenian politicians; he had the Parthenon built?

Who is the goddess of motherhood and wife of Osiris?

Who is the sun god and king of all Egyptian gods and goddesses?

Who is the guide of the dead, had the head of a jackal?

Who is the green-skinned god of the afterlife and judge of the dead?

Who is the trickster god of storms and chaos, brother of Osiris?

Who was the first female pharaoh, made Egypt wealthy through trade?

Who was the builder of the Sphinx and second large pyramid at Giza?

Who was the builder of the Great Pyramid at Giza?

Who was the longest reigning pharaoh and beat the Hittite ambush at Kadesh?

Who was the boy king, most famous pharaoh whose tomb was discovered undisturbed in 1922?

What is the term for a war leader who protected people for food or money?

What is the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth called?

What is a personal religious duty of a Hindu’s life called?

What is the term for freedom from the reincarnation cycle in Hinduism?

What are the 4 social classes: Brahmin, Kshatriyas, Vaisyas, Sudras called?

Who is the Greek god of the underworld?

Who is the goddess of wisdom and protector of cities?

Who is the Greek King of the gods; god of lightning?

Who is the goddess of marriage; wife of Zeus?

Who is the Greek god of the sea?

Philosophy that promotes a peaceful society.

Creator of Legalism.

Taught that all talented men should make up the government.

The appointed officials that make up layers of government.

Creator of Daoism.

Greek Messenger of the Gods.

Twin to Apollo and Goddess of the hunt.

God of love.

God of the Sun, light, and truth.

Goddess of beauty and love.

To avoid doing any harm to living things in Hinduism is called ________.

________ was the founder and creator of Daoism.

________ was a Greek slave who wrote a series of fables or short stories that teach a lesson.

A ________ is a drama designed to tell a story where a person fails to overcome their struggles.

The Romans were ruled by an emperor called ________ who had control of the government and the Army.