WH Fall 18 Final

Queen of the Gods. Symbol: Peacock

In Medieval Europe, a person who controlled the land was called a/an...

Armored warrior that fought on horseback in medieval Europe...

Half bull, half human that was trapped in the Labyrinth...

Tall reed in Egypt, used to make early forms of paper...

The worship of multiple Gods

The Black death was a disease mainly spread by....

War fought between Greece and Troy over Helen of Troy...

Any human made object, such as tools or weapons is called...

Ideal world described by Sir Thomas Moore

Gods of the underworld. Symbol: Fire, brimstone, Cerberus

God of the Ocean. Symbol: Trident.

The spread of ideas from one culture to another is called...

Code of behavior for knights...

Main source of the teachings of the bible...

King of the Gods. Symbol: Lightening bolt.

What country is the Holy Land?

The development of skills of a certain kind is called...

Name of the Gorgon with snakes for hair...

The boy king of Egypt...

The exchanges of goods for services without using money...

Blind poet in Ancient Greece, told the Iliad

"Rebirth" of art, music, science, and education

Female pharaoh in Egypt, she pushed for trade.

In Ancient Rome, Gladiators were mainly...

"Great Charter" signed to grant certain rights.

Athens was known as a __________ state.

Goddess of Wisdom, courage, and inspiration.

The worship of only one God is called...

Deadly disease that spread across Europe in the middle ages...

What country invented gun powder?

Marshy region at the mouth of a river is called...

Christian warriors fought the Muslims, while trying to reclaim the Holy Land in which wars?

God of War. Symbols: Spear, Boar, Vulture

Native American version of corn was called...

Sparta was known as a __________ state?

A pipeline built to carry water is called a/an

She was the reason for the Trojan War...

A traditional story about Gods, heroes, etc.

King of England during the 3rd Crusade.

The act of moving from one place to another...

A person who wanders from place to place in search of food and water...

Priests, ministers, and rabbis. People who performed religious ceremonies.

A wind that shifts in direction at certain times of the year...

a pole with animals carved into it. Used to tell stories for Native Americans.