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What is the definition of Republic? |
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What animals were used in ancient warfare? |
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Rome is known for what famous system? |
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What is the word that means "I forbid"? |
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At age sixteen, a Roman boy became a citizen and was given an official garment, a loose, one-piece robe called a ________. |
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Who were the two brothers that built Rome? |
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Who was the dictator of Rome in 46 B.C.? |
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What was the time period that Christ was born during? |
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During the reign of __________, Christians were killed by lions in the arena. |
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The three major wars between Rome and Carthage were _____________ |
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How many Mayan books still exist today? |
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The Mayans invented what number? |
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What did the Mayan use as money? |
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What did the Mayans make out of cocoa beans? |
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How tall were Olmec sculptures? |
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What did Mayans sometimes carry with them? |
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Where did the Mayans live? |
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Mexico and Central America (Yucatan Peninsula) |
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____________ is a Mayan game played with a ball. |
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Mayans filled their teeth and inlayed them with _____. |
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What was the Mayan drink pozole made from? |
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corn paste, water and honey |
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What language did the Bushmen speak? |
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An area between the Sahara and the Kalahari desert? |
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What did the Europeans call Africa? |
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What were people who studied language called? |
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Who were the small people of the Congo Basin? |
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Where in Africa is Somalia? |
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What is the study of plants? |
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The greatest nomadic people in Africa were the ____________. |
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___________ traded gold, cola nuts, honey and slaves for - for copper, dried fruit, cowrie shells and salt. |
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__________ carried goods to market for the traders of central Africa. |
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A line of kings and rulers who belong to the same family. |
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All Chinese scholars had to be good at _________ and _________. |
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The trade route between China and the western countries were called the ___________________. |
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What country did the Tang and Song dynasties rule during the Golden age? |
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What types of books did Chinese authors write during the Golden age? |
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What were the years of China's Golden Age? |
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What type of printing did the Chinese create? |
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Popular type of poetry in Japan? |
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What was the most common type of painting in India? |
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Gupta art/landscape paintings |
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Constantinople was named after __________________. |
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Foreigners who were hired by the Byzantine government and who fought for pay were called ___________. |
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The Muslim holy book is called the ___________. |
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The first great emperor of the Byzantine Empire was _________________. |
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What is the meaning of the name Hagia Sophia? |
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A chemical mixture that exploded when it hit water is called __________ ___________. |
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Pictures of small stone or pieces of glass set in mortar are called ______________. |
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Athenians built a __________ on the land side to make their village safe? |
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Sports clubs in Constantinople were called _______________________. |
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"The Body of Civil Law" is called _____________________. |
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