Transcript Review Double Jeopardy #1

Early
Civilizations
Exchange &
Development
Important
People
Classical
Civilizations
Democracy?
Mix it Up
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Final Jeopardy!
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Mediterranean Sea
The Nile flows north into this body
of water.
Categories
400 Yangtze (Yellow River) & Huang He
The ancient Chinese settled along
these two rivers.
Categories
600
Sparta
This was the most militaristic of
the Greek city-states.
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800
Pharaoh
This was the title for the supreme
ruler of the Egyptians.
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1000
Assyrians
This early civilization was known
as the carriers of civilizations
because of their interactions with
many other civilizations.
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200
Untouchables
This was the lowest class in Indian
society.
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400
Subcontinent
India was culturally isolated
because of several mountain
ranges and separated from the
rest of Asia making it this
geographical term.
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600
Rosetta Stone
This was helpful in translating
hieroglyphics. Without it, we may
never have been able to decipher
their meanings.
Categories
800
Pope Urban II
This religious figure called for a
“holy war” to reclaim the holy land
from the Muslims.
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1000
Peloponnesian Wars
This conflict was fought between
Athens and Sparta that ended
with an Athenian plague.
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200
Serfs
This was the lowest class during
the Middle Ages that were bound
to the land.
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400
Alexander the Great
He conquered much of the known
world. He made in all the way to
India before he turned back to
Greece to rule his empire.
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Geoffrey Chaucer
This man wrote the Canterbury
Tales in the vernacular language
English.
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800
Socrates
He was found guilty of corrupting
the youths of Athens and
sentenced to death.
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1000
Justinian
This person was the emperor of
the Byzantine Empire, and
created a code of laws.
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200
First Triumvirate
Julius Caesar was part of this 3
man council before he became a
dictator.
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400
Keystone
This is the name of the central
block that displaces all the weight
in an arch.
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600
Pericles
He was the Athenian statesman
that led Athens through its
“Golden Age” and was responsible
for building the Parthenon.
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800 Pantheon & Hadrian’s Wall
The Roman emperor Hadrian was
responsible for build these two
major structures for Rome during
his reign.
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1000
Etruscans
This was the group of people in
Rome that laid the foundations for
Rome in regards to architecture.
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200
Magna Carta
The power of England’s monarchy
was limited because of this “great
charter.”
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400
Hammurabi
He created the first written set of
laws for the ancient civilization for
Babylon.
Categories
600 House of Commons & Lords
England’s Parliament consisted of
these two bodies.
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800
Jan
These
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J
This
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Nero
This Roman Emperor reportedly
watched Rome burn to the ground
and may have even started the
fire himself.
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400
Christianity
This religion swept through the
Roman Empire and change
Romans from a polytheistic culture
to a monotheistic culture.
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Chivalry
This was the code of conduct that
European Knights were to follow.
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800
The Crusades
These events occurred because
many Europeans wanted to
protect the Holy Land, forgiveness
of sins, wealth, and freedom from
feudal obligations.
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1000
Mary Leakey
This anthropologist found found
the Lateoli footprints that proved
that hominids walked upright
about 3.5 million years ago.
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Punic Wars & Hannibal
1.This was the Roman conflict
with Carthage.
2.Who led the Carthaginians?