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Final Exam JEOPARDY 2013
PEOPLE
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DAILY LIFE
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GIFTS
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RELIGION
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TERMS
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PEOPLE for 100
• He coined the phrase “innocent until proven guilty.”
• Who is Hammurabi?
PEOPLE for 200• Two achievements of
Mansa Musa.• What is:
- made a pilgrimage- gave away gold- standardized law and trade- built up Timbuktu
Achievements of Sundiata?
• Established empire, permanent army, and “roaming” capital
PEOPLE for 300• This Roman leader gave citizenship to
conquered people and doubled the size of the Senate.
• Who is Julius Caesar?
This is an adorable fuzzy cow.
PEOPLE for 400
• This Greek explained how levers work.
• Who is Archimedes?
PEOPLE for 500• Two ways Emperor Qin took
power from the rich
• Collected taxes directly from peasants • Redistributed land• Made laws himself • Made strict laws to discourage disobedience
Narwhals are fantastic.
PEOPLE for 600
• This Greek came up with a system for classifying plants and animals.
• Who is Aristotle?
2 other achievements?
3rd step in scientific method
Method of logic
PEOPLE for 700
• The title of Plato’s book about political science.
• What is The Republic?
DAILY LIFE for 100
• Roman soldiers were organized into __________.
• What are legions?
DAILY LIFE for 200
• This profession constituted the lowest social class in feudal Japan.
• Who were the merchants?Unicorns are magnificent.
DAILY LIFE for 300• Two social classes of medieval
women AND a job / role of each class you name.
DAILY LIFE for 400
• Three features of the city of medieval Timbuktu.
• What are: libraries, mosques, university
DAILY LIFE for 500• Three reasons archaeologists
know Mohenjo Daro was a planned city.
• Great Bath• plumbing• gridded streets, standard bricks• houses on stilts to avoid flooding• distinct neighborhoods
DAILY LIFE for 600
• A boy “knight in training” who would polish armor, learn manners, care for horses
What is a page?
DAILY LIFE for 700• Name three figures in this picture
and what they are doing.•Anubis: leading ka to scale.
•Thoth: writing down judgment.
• Ma’at: presiding over scales
• Ammut:waiting by scales to eat naughty folk
•Horus: ushering dead into afterlife
GIFTS for 100• What did the term “barbarian”
mean to the Romans?
• a non-Roman; a foreigner
Gifts for 200
• Mansa Musa had Muslim buildings for worship, or _________ built.
• What are mosques?
GIFTS for 300
• Two ways the Mesopotamian base-60 math system is used today
• What is 60-second minute, 60-minute hour, 360- degree circle
GIFTS for 400
• Two achievements of Emperor Ashoka
• What are…– Religious freedom– Roads and hospitals built– Army for defense only– Maintained peace
GIFTS for 500• List 2 effects of the Neolithic
Revolution. Explain WHY these changes occurred.
• Villages formed
• Specialization / Trade
• Government
• Writing (keep track of trade)
• Population grew
GIFTS for 600
• Three ways someone might attack a castle.
• What is:- battering ram- tunnel to collapse wall-siege tower- catapult or trebuchet
GIFTS for 700
• Name two artifacts from the Sutton Hoo site AND an inference you can make about Anglo-Saxon culture from each artifact.
•(Many possible answers; check Sutton Hoo questions)
RELIGION for 100
• This is why Egyptians mummified their dead.
• So that the ka would recognize them in the afterlife
God of the underworld?Osiris
RELIGION for 200• Two religious groups that believed
in karma.
• What are Buddhism and Hinduism?
RELIGION for 300
• Two reasons why the Crusades took place.
What is - Regain Holy Land
- Spread Christianity/ desire to get to heaven- Freedom from debt, service- Get trade resources- Help Byzantine Empire
RELIGION for 400• This philosophy believes in
respecting authority and having strong families.
• What is Confucianism?
RELIGION for 500
• Three features of Gothic cathedrals (besides gargoyles)
• What are- flying buttresses- pointed arches- vaulted ceilings- stained glass- cross shaped plan
RELIGION for 600
• Two similarities between Bushido and Chivalry.
•What is…- spiritual values mentioned- honesty important- not retreating before the enemy- kindness to others important
RELIGION for 700
• These documents hurt power of Church/nobles by allowing townspeople to self-govern.
•What are charters?
TERMS for 100
• Moving from place to place (as Paleolithic people did).
• What is migrating?
TERMS for 200
• The name of the river around which Egypt settled.
• What is the Nile?
TERMS for 300
• These European towns near castles developed because merchants wanted to stay in one place.
• What are burgs?
TERMS for 400
• Two different reasons the Early Middle Ages are often called the “Dark Ages”.
• What is…– Little is known about it– Few written records– Some say “cultural achievements” declined
TERMS for 500
• The term for the social class of poorer Romans.
• Who are plebeians?
TERMS for 600• Rome fought this group in the
Punic Wars.
•Who is Carthage?
TERMS for 700
• The term for slaves in Sparta.
• What are helots?