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Final Jeopardy
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Famous
Geography
Architecture
Written
Language
Roman DictatorGeneral who was
stabbed to death
Who was Julius
Caesar
A time of peace
during the rule of
Caesar Augustus
What was the Pax
Romana
After the fall of
Rome, these people
attacked and
controlled most of
the western Roman
Empire
Who were the
Goths or
barbarians
Romans built these
to get legions of
soldiers from one
province to another
quickly
What are Roman
roads
This ruler made
Christianity an
accepted religion in
the Roman empire
Who was
Constantine
This type of Gov.
allowed the people
to take part
What is democracy
This military
strategist conquered
most of western
Asia, and defeated
the Persians
Who was
Alexander the
Great
Alexander’s father
Who was Phillip of
Macedonia
Greek author of
the Iliad and the
Odyssey
Who was Homer
Greek citystates were
known as this
What is a polis
System of Lords,
vassals, and serfs
What was
feudalism
Frankish king who
united the Holy
Roman Empire
Who was
Charlemagne
Battles for the Holy
land between
Europeans and
Muslims
What were the
Crusades
This disease killed
about a third of
Europeans during
the Middle Ages
What was the
Bubonic Plague
Holding these
allowed people to
buy things from far
away
What were fairs
These huge
Mesopotamian
structures housed
priests, nobles, and
gods
What were
Ziggurats
These structures
carried water to the
Romans homes from
far away
What were
aqueducts
Large Mosque built by Constantine
What is the Haigia
Sophia
This building was built on the
acropolis in
Greece and was
dedicated to the goddess Athena
What is the
Parthenon
This was the site of
Roman games
What is the
Coliseum
Parallel lines used
to measure the
Earth’s surface
What are lines of
latitude
This world’s largest desert,
influenced communication
and trade in Africa
What is the Sahara
Desert
This allowed early
humans to migrate
to the Americas
from Asia
What is the Bering
Land Bridge
These mountains in
eastern Asia kept people
from the west out for
many years
What are the
Himalayas
This movement
involved sharing
ideas customs, and
materials
What is movement
for trade
Some of the first
written
communication
was drawn on these
What are cave
walls
Picture writing of
early civilizations
What are
pictographs
First people to give
us letter sound
relationships in
writing
Who were the
Phoenicians
Ancestor of our
writing system,
also used in
sororities and
fraternities
What is the Greek
Alphabet
Letter and symbol
system of the early
Chinese
What is
Calligraphy
Make your wager
This severe climate
change caused the
people of Axum to
abandon their
trading empire
What is a drought