Greek dramatist who wrote Oedipus Rex.

Sculptor who sculpted the Statue of Athena at the Parthenon.

Greek tragedian who wrote the Oresteia.

Father of history who wrote the history of the Persian Wars.

Greek historian who wrote a history of the Peloponnesian wars.

Father of medicine who developed a code of conduct for doctors called the 'hippocratic oath.' ________

Greek mathematician who developed the Pythagorean theorem (a2 + b2 = c2) for right triangles.

Famous Greek philosopher who developed a famous teaching method and was eventually executed for corrupting the young.

Student of Socrates, wrote 'The Republic,' a famous political book.

Greek philosopher, student of Plato, established the Lyceum and tutored Alexander the Great.

Wrote 'Principles of Geometry' and is considered the father of modern geometry.

Famous tyrant in Athens who established the first public lawcode.

Famous tyrant in Athens who worked for the good of the people by freeing those enslaved by debt and allowing more people to be citizens.

The highest-ranking bishop and the head of an Orthodox Church

Byzantine empire's greatest leader is _______.

Famous Christian missionary who spread Orthodox Christianity to the Slavs by creating a new alphabet (cyrillic) is _______.

The alphabet created by Cyril to teach Christianity to the Slavs is called _______.

The group who conquered Constantinople in 1400s AD, changing the city to a center for Islam, is _______.

The Arabic word for god is _______.

The founder of Islam, considered by Muslims to be Allah's most important prophet, is _______.

The title Egyptian leaders took for themselves, meaning 'Great house of the King' and was believed to be part God, is _______.

An early group that dominated the Indus River valley, established dominance, and are credited with creating the Vedas and contributing to the establishment of the caste system, are the _______.

The founder of Buddhism, who was the Buddha or the 'enlightened' one, is _______.

The leader in India who sent out missionaries to try and spread Buddhism to other parts of Asia is _______.

The civilization of sea-traders on the Mediterranean Coast is called the _______. They also created an alphabet.

The man who is credited with founding Judaism is _______.

The group who founded the first monotheistic religion is _______.

The king of the Franks who expanded France into a large kingdom and later became Holy Roman Emperor is _______.

Who is the migratory group from Scandinavia who would eventually settle Russia?

Who is the migratory group from Asia that settled in Hungary?

Who is the migratory group from continental Europe that settled the British Isles?

Who were the lowest class of people in the Feudal system who worked Nobles' land in exchange for protection?

Who was the man who conquered England and united and expanded it into a large kingdom?

Who was the king responsible for creating the jury system and common law in England?

Which English King signed the Magna Carta?

Who was the French king who expanded his kingdom out of Paris and saw his dynasty expand over all of France?

Who was the French patriot who led France to victories in the 100 years war and inspired a sense of French nationalism?

Which Asian group conquered China, India, Russia, and Arab Lands and built the largest empire ever?

Who was the famous Mongol Leader?

Who was the Russian leader who defeated the Mongols and took the title of Tsar?

Who were the Spanish King and Queen whose marriage united Spain, defeated the Moors, and started the Spanish Inquisition?

Who was the Spanish leader who expanded Spain's power and built the Spanish Armada?

Who was the man whose famous speech helped spark the Crusades?

Who was the Turkish leader who reopened Jerusalem to Christians after the 3rd crusade?

Who was one of the major apostles who played a major role in making Christianity an independent religion separate from Judaism?

Who was recognized as the spiritual leader of the Western Church in the Roman Empire?

Who was the first Christian emperor who made Christianity legal in the Roman Empire and moved the capital of the empire to Constantinople?

Who was the famous Egyptian Astronomer who made great advancements in Astronomy and planetary motion during the Pax Romana?

What groups from Northern and Eastern Europe invaded Rome's empire repeatedly, weakening the empire?

Who was the head of the executive branch in Rome, elected for 1 year terms?

What was the highest social class in Rome, consisting of wealthy nobility?

Who were the common people in Rome?

Who was the Carthaginian general from the 2nd Punic War?

Who was the talented general and effective leader who became dictator for life after winning a major civil war against Pompey?

Who was the nephew of Julius Caesar who became Rome's first Emperor and effective ruler who increased Rome's power?

Who was the lieutenant of Julius Caesar who was defeated by Octavian in a civil war following Caesar's death?

Who was the Roman author of 'The Aeneid'?

Who was the Muslim Caliph whose death led to a split in the followers of Islam into Sunni-Shia?

Which French group in Europe built a large Kingdom after the fall of Rome?

Who was the Spanish King who expanded Spain's control into the Western Hemisphere?

Who were the priests in the Middle Ages who served the daily religious needs of the people?

Who was the Renaissance writer who wrote the Prince as a guide for how rulers should rule?

Who was the Renaissance painter of The Mona Lisa and Last Supper?

Who was the Renaissance artist who sculpted the David and painted the Sistine Chapel Frescoes?

Who was the Renaissance poet who created Sonnets?

Who was the Northern Renaissance writer of 'The Praise of Folly' critical of the Catholic Church?

Who was the English writer who wrote 'Utopia' describing a perfect society?

Who was the inventor of the printing press?

Who was the Hebrew leader who brought the 10 commandments to his people?

Who was the Babylonian emperor who contributed the 'eye for an eye' law code?

Who was the Chinese leader who built the great wall?

Who led the Greek conquest of the Persian Empire?

Who was the Macedonian King who led the conquest of Greece and was the father of Alexander?

Which empire united India and made great achievements in math and science?

Which civilization was centered in the rainforest in Mexico and was known for accurate calendars and Chichen Itza?

Which civilization was centered in central Mexico and was known for the city of Tenochtitilan and human sacrifice?