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WH Sem. 1 JEOPARDY Review

Dive into the fascinating world of ancient civilizations with our comprehensive review focused on Greece and Rome. Discover the significant cultural advancements, influential figures like Julius Caesar and Alexander the Great, and the intricacies of societal connections across continents. From the study of history and its impact on our lives to ancient languages like Cuneiform and Sanskrit, this resource highlights pivotal aspects such as democracy, trade, and mythology. Join us as we uncover the cradles of civilization and their lasting legacies.

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WH Sem. 1 JEOPARDY Review

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  1. WH Sem. 1 JEOPARDYReview

  2. Potpourri Cradles of Civ. AncientGreece AncientRome MapSkills 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  3. To be more intelligent.

  4. What is why we study history?

  5. Cultural Diffusion

  6. What is the spread of cultural beliefs/advancements?

  7. Permeates

  8. What is the penetration of history into our everyday lives?

  9. People doomed to repeat history.

  10. What are those who fail to learn from history?

  11. Names of the Cradles of Civilization

  12. What are Egypt, M.E., India, and China?

  13. Prehistory

  14. What is history before written records?

  15. Hieroglyphics

  16. What is the language of the Egyptians?

  17. DAILY DOUBLE

  18. Language of the Sumerians

  19. What is Cuneiform?

  20. Crossroads of the world

  21. What is the connection of three continents/trade/cultural diffusion?

  22. Language of the Aryans of Ancient India

  23. What is Sanskrit?

  24. Zeus, Apollo and Poseidon

  25. What are Greek Gods of Mythology?

  26. Pindus Mountains

  27. What are the mountains thatsplit Greece and isolate thecity-states?

  28. Drama involving suffering

  29. What are Greek Tragedies?

  30. Civilization from Greece to the Indus River Valley

  31. What is the Hellenistic Civilization? Land conquered by Alexander the Great.

  32. Intermarriage

  33. What is the marriage of two different civilizations?

  34. Government by voting

  35. What is a republic?

  36. Unbalanced trade

  37. What is importing more than it exports?

  38. Ides of March

  39. What is the 15th of March, the day in which Julius Caesar was killed?

  40. Better known as Emperor Caesar Augustus.

  41. Who is Octavian?

  42. Odoacer/A.D. 476

  43. What is the fall of Rome?

  44. Body of water between Europe and Africa

  45. What is the Mediterranean Sea?

  46. Ancient Civilization river that flows north

  47. What is the Nile River?

  48. E before T

  49. What is the Euphrates River on the left and the Tigris River on the right?

  50. This river flows east to the Black Sea. (not the Rhine)

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