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The Persian Wars, from 500 BC to 450 BC, found these two places in conflict
Paphos and Sparta
Sparta and Persia
Athens and Persia
Rome and Athens
2
Rice and bananas were grown predominantly in this part of the ancient world, due to its climate
Egypt
Greece
Asia
Rome
3
By the year 330 BC this person had conquered Greece and the area of the Persian Empire
Alexander the Great
King Menelaus
Spartacus
Henry V
4
This is the name of the trade route that connected China, South Asia, and Europe
Underground Railroad
Silk Road
Trail of Tears
Oregon Trail
5
This is 'a place where two rivers or streams join to become one'
diaspora
confluence
peninsula
steppe
6
This ancient people were from the island of Crete and ruled Greece from 1600 BC to 1500 BC
Romans
Minoans
Myceneans
Dorians
7
Around 1200 BCE, this Western Asian civilization created an alphabet that was later adopted by the Greeks and Romans
Aztecs
Phoenicians
Pharohs
Israelites
8
This is 'a complex culture in which large numbers of people share a number of common elements'
diaspora
island
mechanized
civilization
9
Philip II, who conquered Greece in 338, was the ruler of this ancient kingdom
Carthage
China
Egypt
Macedonia
10
Ancient Romans initially persecuted this religious group but eventually adopted their beliefs as their official religion
Hindus
Christians
Daoists
Jews
11
The Neolithic Age, which ocurred between 8000 BC and 4000 BC, references these two Greek words
"new" and "bronze"
"new" and "stone"
"old" and "ice"
"old" and "iron"
12
This word means 'believing in one god'
monotheistic
atheistic
agnostic
stoic
13
This is a type of government where 'citizens have a voice in how things are run'
monarchy
oligarchy
republic
caste system
14
This ancient people practiced what is today known as Judaism, which influenced the religions of Christianity and Islam
Israelites
Romans
Sumerians
Greeks
15
This ancient people were from the Greek mainland and ruled Greece from 1400 BC to 1200 BC
Minoans
Romans
Myceneans
Dorians
16
The invention of this, around 3000 BC, made transportation on land much easier
wheel
horse
hammer
steam engine
17
This word means 'tamed or adapted through artificial selection for human use'
domesticated
civilized
neutralized
substantiated
18
This religion appeared in India around the sixth century BCE, and today has more than 350 million people practicing it
Catholicism
Buddhism
Judaism
Taoism
19
The Tigris and Euphrates rivers were critical for the development of this ancient society
Egypt
Greece
Mesopotamia
China
20
The Nile River was critical for the development of this ancient society
Egypt
China
Mesopotamia
Greece
21
This is the proper name of the area in Western Asia and North Africa where domesticated crop production began
Fertile Crescent
Black Sea
Arctic Circle
New Guinea
22
The widespread use of this metal from around 12000 BC to 3000 BC is also the namesake of the time period
Iron
Silver
Bronze
Gold
23
As populations and territories increased, ancient civilizations typically created this social structure
indoor plumbing
government
slash and burn agriculture
bath houses
24
The people of Peloponnesus founded this Greek city around 900 BC
Rome
Sparta
Paphos
Athens
25
This ancient Chinese scholar believed it is the duty of people to work hard to improve their life
Buddha
Sun Tzu
Confucius
Ge Hong
26
The people of Attica founded this Greek city around 500 BC
Sparta
Paphos
Athens
Rome
27
The Peloponnesian Wars, from 430 BC to 400 BC, found these two places in conflict
Athens and Persia
Sparta and Athens
Sparta and Persia
Troy and Sparta
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The Yellow and Yangtze Rivers were critical for the development of this ancient society
Greece
China
Sumeria
Egypt