Jeopardy Remember When? Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Leaders and Invaders What Am I? Where Am I ? Bodies of Water Remember When? Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $100 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $200 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $300 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $400 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

$100 from What Am I? Successful commercial farming in the Eastern Mediterranean relies on this:

$100 Answer from What Am I? Irrigation

$200 Question from What Am I? This word means that religion is kept separate from government:

$200 Answer from What Am I? Secular

$300 Question from What Am I? The scattering of the Jewish population out of Israel is called:

$300 Answer from What Am I? Diaspora

$400 Question from What Am I? Mineral salts containing the element phosphorus:

$400 Answer from What Am I? Phosphates

$500 Question from What Am I? A dark, tarlike material used to pave streets:

$500 Answer from What Am I? Asphalt

$100 Question from Leaders and Invaders When this group invaded the area that is now Turkey, they captured the city of Byzantium and renamed it Constantinople:

$100 Answer from Leaders and Invaders Romans

$200 Question from Leaders and Invaders The Turkish leader responsible for modernizing Turkey:

$200 Answer from Leaders and Invaders Kemal Ataturk

$300 Question from Leaders and Invaders The Crusades were an invasion of Palestine by this religious group:

$300 Answer from Leaders and Invaders Christians

$400 Question from Leaders and Invaders This group controlled Palestine after World War I:

$400 Answer from Leaders and Invaders The British

$500 Question from Leaders and Invaders These people captured the city of Constantinople in 1453 and made it their capital:

$500 Answer from Leaders and Invaders The Ottoman Turks

$100 Question from Where Am I? This Israeli capital is sacred to Jews, Muslims, and Christians:

$100 Answer from Where Am I? Jerusalem

$200 Question from Where Am I? Turkey’s capital:

$200 Answer from Where Am I? Ankara

$300 Question from Where Am I? The capital of Jordan:

$300 Answer from Where Am I? Amman

$400 Question from Where Am I? Beirut is the capital of this country:

$400 Answer from Where Am I? Lebanon

$500 Question from Where Am I? The Eastern Mediterranean countries lie between these two continents:

$500 Answer from Where Am I? Europe and Asia

$100 Question from Bodies of Water The Jordan River empties into this body of water:

$100 Answer from Bodies of Water Dead Sea

$200 Question from Bodies of Water The Jordan River begins in this country:

$200 Answer from Bodies of Water Syria

$300 Question from Bodies of Water This river runs through Turkey, Syria, and Iraq:

$300 Answer from Bodies of Water Euphrates River

$400 Question from Bodies of Water This is the only Eastern Mediterranean Country that doesn’t border the Mediterranean Sea:

$400 Answer from Bodies of Water Jordan

$500 Question from Bodies of Water Turkey shares a border with these two bodies of water:

$500 Answer from Bodies of Water Mediterranean and Black Seas

$100 Question from Remember When? In 1948, this country was declared to be the nation of Israel:

$100 Answer from Remember When? Palestine

$200 Question from Remember When? This country was created after World War I:

$200 Answer from Remember When? Jordan

$300 Question from Remember When? In 1453, the Ottoman Turks captured this city and made it the capital of their empire:

$300 Answer from Remember When? Constantinople

$400 Question from Remember When? This Israeli city is the country’s largest city and was once its capital:

$400 Answer from Remember When? Tel Aviv

$500 Question from Remember When? These two Eastern Mediterranean countries gained their independence in the 1940s:

$500 Answer from Remember When? Syria and Lebanon

Final Jeopardy The countries of Serbia and Montenegro and Croatia were formed following what event?

Final Jeopardy Answer The breakup of Yugoslavia