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$100 Question from Religion
This person’s actions of posting his95 Theses (statements) in 1517 started the Protestant Reformation.
$100 Answer from Religion
Martin Luther
$200 Question from Religion
This form of Christianity started in Constantinople during the Byzantine Empire and spread to Russia.
$200 Answer from Religion
Eastern Orthodox
$300 Question from Religion
This religion used dharma, karma,and the caste system.
$300 Answer from Religion
Hinduism
$400 Question from Religion
Christianity started and spread in Europe during the dominance of thisempire.
$400 Answer from Religion
The Roman Empire
$500 Question from Religion
He is the patriarch of Judaism.
$500 Answer from Religion
Abraham
$100 Question from Early Civs
Babylonia was home to king who wasfamous for starting this first writtenlaw code.
$100 Answer from Early Civs
Hammurabi
$200 Question from Early Civs
This is the river that Chinese civilization first settled on.
$200 Answer from Early Civs
Huang He
$300 Question from Early Civs
Though Rome eventually became anempire with an emperor in charge, itstarted with this type of government.
$300 Answer from Early Civs
A republic
$400 Question from Early Civs
He is the best-known leader of theByzantine Empire.
$400 Answer from Early Civs
Justinian
$500 Question from Early Civs
This was the writing system used bythe Sumerians in Mesopotamia.
$500 Answer from Early Civs
Cuneiform
$100 Question from Turning Points
This might be the most important turning point in human history. It is when humans first started to farm theland and domesticated animals.
$100 Answer from Turning Points
Neolithic Revolution
$200 Question from Turning Points
The fall of the Roman Empire is considered a turning point in Westernhistory because it brought about a time with no or weak central governments in Western Europe. Thistime period is called this.
$200 Answer from Turning Points
The Middle Ages (Medieval Times)
$300 Question from Turning Points
His sailing crew was the first to circumnatigate the world (unfortunately, he didn’t make it).
$300 Answer from Turning Points
Magellan
$400 Question from Turning Points
This ruler attempted to modernizeRussia in the 1700s.
$400 Answer from Turning Points
Peter the Great
$500 Question from Turning Points
This city was conquered by the Muslimsin 1453 ending more than 1,000 yearsof strong Christian rule of the city.
$500 Answer from Turning Points
Constantinople
$100 Question from People
She led England during the Age of Absolutism, a time when rulers had all of the power andcentralized that power with their nations.
$100 Answer from People
Queen Elizabeth I
$200 Question from People
Important to the people of China, he stressed relationships, family, and believed scholars should have high status.
$200 Answer from People
Confucius
$300 Question from People
This man brought Islam to the Mali peopleafter he took a trip to Mecca.
$300 Answer from People
Mansa Musa
$400 Question from People
This man was crowned “King of Franks”in 800 AD. He wasn’t happy that the pope was doing the crowning.
$400 Answer from People
Charlemagne
$500 Question from People
This Mongol conquered nearly all of Asiain the 1200s. It was the largest empire inthe world.
$500 Answer from People
Genghis Khan
$100 Question from Vocab
What does “fertile soil” mean?
$100 Answer from Vocab
Land that is good for agriculture.
$200 Question from Vocab
This two-word phrase means “goodtimes for a culture or a civilization.”
$200 Answer from Vocab
Golden Age
$300 Question from Vocab
This is the system used by the Hindus for their social class system.
$300 Answer from Vocab
Caste System
$400 Question from Vocab
This was the economic/social systemused during the European MiddleAges.
$400 Answer from Vocab
Feudalism
$500 Question from Vocab
This is the code the Japanese samurai follow. It is similar to the code of the knights (chivalry) during the European Middle Ages
$500 Answer from Vocab
Bushido
$100 Question from Wildcard
These are the two rivers that supplied the civilizations of Mesopotamia withfertile soil.
$100 Answer from Wildcard
Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
$200 Question from Wildcard
This is the most important river tothe people who live in the desert ineastern Africa.
$200 Answer from Wildcard
Nile River
$300 Question from Wildcard
Mathematics and Science developed during the golden age of this culture.
$300 Answer from Wildcard
Islam (Moslem)
$400 Question from Wildcard
This civilization developed what evolvedto be the Western alphabet.
$400 Answer from Wildcard
Phoenicians
$500 Question from Wildcard
This river in India is considered sacred to Hindus.
$500 Answer from Wildcard
Ganges River
Final Jeopardy
The basic meaning of this word is “non-religious”; it became popular inthe European Renaissance.
Final Jeopardy Answer
Secular