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Jeopardy $100 World Rel. Renaissance Reformation Scientific Revolution & Crusades Greece, Rome & Middle Ages $200 $300 $400 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 $500 $400 $300 $200 $100 Final Jeopardy Final Jeopardy

1 - $100 What religion has the most followers in the world today? What religion has the most followers in the world today? What is Christianity? What is Christianity?

1 - $200 Which of the following is not associated with Islam? Which of the following is not associated with Islam? The Quran The Quran Mecca Mecca Brahma, Shiva, and Vishnu Brahma, Shiva, and Vishnu Mohammed Mohammed What is Brahma, Shiva, and Vishnu? What is Brahma, Shiva, and Vishnu?

1 - $300 Which of the following is true about Buddhism? Which of the following is true about Buddhism? Mohammed is its founder. Mohammed is its founder. Believers must follow the Eightfold Path to reach Enlightenment. Believers must follow the Eightfold Path to reach Enlightenment. It is a polytheistic religion. It is a polytheistic religion. It is a monotheistic religion. It is a monotheistic religion. What is believers must follow the Eightfold Path to reach Enlightenment? What is believers must follow the Eightfold Path to reach Enlightenment?

1 - $400 Which of the following is not associated with Judaism? Which of the following is not associated with Judaism? The Star of David The Star of David Rabbi Rabbi Synagogue Synagogue Mosque Mosque What is Mosque? What is Mosque?

1 - $500 How are Judaism, Islam, and Christianity connected? a. They all believe Jesus is the Son of God. b. They all trace their ancestry to the prophet Abraham. c. They have many of the same religious holidays and celebrations. d. They all trace their ancestry to Jacob, father of the 12 tribes of Israel. What is they all trace their ancestry to the prophet Abraham? What is they all trace their ancestry to the prophet Abraham?

2 - $100 Events that happened during the 20 th century occurred in which years? Events that happened during the 20 th century occurred in which years? What is the 1900s? What is the 1900s?

2 - $200 Who is Michelangelo? Who is Michelangelo? Which renaissance artist is famous for painting the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel and sculpting the marble statue of Pieta? a.Leonardo da Vinci b.Raphael c.Donatello d.Michelangelo

2 - $300 The Renaissance was a “rebirth” of what two classical cultures? The Renaissance was a “rebirth” of what two classical cultures? A. Greek and Roman A. Greek and Roman B. British and French B. British and French C. Indian and Chinese C. Indian and Chinese What is Greek and Roman? What is Greek and Roman?

2 - $400 What paintings of a woman and a meal is Leonardo da Vinci famous for painting? What paintings of a woman and a meal is Leonardo da Vinci famous for painting? What is Mona Lisa and the Last Supper? What is Mona Lisa and the Last Supper?

2 - $500 Name the book by Niccolo Machiavelli that gave advice to rulers on how to gain and maintain power in politics? It included the thought that it is better to be feared than loved. What is The Prince? What is The Prince?

3 - $100 Christopher Columbus landed in the Americas in What century did he accomplish this? Christopher Columbus landed in the Americas in What century did he accomplish this? What is the 15 th century What is the 15 th century

3 - $200 Martin Luther is known as the: Martin Luther is known as the: A. Father of the Protestant Reformation A. Father of the Protestant Reformation B. Father of Humanism B. Father of Humanism C. Defender of the Faith C. Defender of the Faith D. Father of the Catholic Reformation D. Father of the Catholic Reformation Who is the Father of the Protestant Reformation? Who is the Father of the Protestant Reformation?

3 - $300 Henry VIII’s determination to produce a male heir to the throne led to which of the following? Henry VIII’s determination to produce a male heir to the throne led to which of the following? A. The Glorious Revolution A. The Glorious Revolution B. England became Protestant through Henry’s creation of the Church of England B. England became Protestant through Henry’s creation of the Church of England C. The English Civil War C. The English Civil War D. The Heresy Act D. The Heresy Act What is England became Protestant through Henry’s creation of the Church of England. What is England became Protestant through Henry’s creation of the Church of England.

3 - $400 What were Martin Luther’s 95 Theses primarily written to condemn? A. Excessive drinking by Catholic priests. B. Marriage and fornication among the church clergy. C. The sale of indulgences by the Catholic Church. D. Monks and priests who were neglecting their spiritual duties. What are the sale of indulgences by the Catholic Church? What are the sale of indulgences by the Catholic Church?

3 - $500 What religious belief is John Calvin known for? What religious belief is John Calvin known for? A. The belief that baptism should take place in adulthood, not infancy. A. The belief that baptism should take place in adulthood, not infancy. B. The belief in predestination, that God has already decided who will be saved. B. The belief in predestination, that God has already decided who will be saved. C. The belief that only Catholic priests should be able to interpret the Bible. C. The belief that only Catholic priests should be able to interpret the Bible. What is the belief in predestination, that God has already decided who will be saved. What is the belief in predestination, that God has already decided who will be saved.

4 - $100 True or false: The majority of the Crusades were very successful in capturing the Holy Land? True or false: The majority of the Crusades were very successful in capturing the Holy Land? What is false? What is false?

4 - $200 What was the symbol of the Crusaders? What was the symbol of the Crusaders? A. a blue sword A. a blue sword B. a yellow lion B. a yellow lion C. a red cross C. a red cross D. a black snake D. a black snake E. a green helmet E. a green helmet What is a red cross? What is a red cross?

4 - $300 Which of the following fought each other in the Crusades? Which of the following fought each other in the Crusades? A. The Eastern and Western Roman Empires A. The Eastern and Western Roman Empires B. The Romans and the Greeks B. The Romans and the Greeks C. The Europeans and the Arabs C. The Europeans and the Arabs D. The Europeans and the Egyptians D. The Europeans and the Egyptians E. The Vikings and the English E. The Vikings and the English What is the Europeans and Arabs? What is the Europeans and Arabs?

4 - $400 Who was the first in Europe to use the printing press and moveable type? Who was the first in Europe to use the printing press and moveable type? A. Bacon A. Bacon B. Gutenberg B. Gutenberg C. Copernicus C. Copernicus D. Newton D. Newton Who was Gutenberg? Who was Gutenberg?

4 - $500 What British scientist defined gravity? What British scientist defined gravity? A. Bacon A. Bacon B. Brahe B. Brahe C. Copernicus C. Copernicus D. Newton D. Newton Who was Newton? Who was Newton?

5 - $100 The Middle or Dark Ages came after what time period? The Middle or Dark Ages came after what time period? A. the Dark ages A. the Dark ages B. the Beginning Ages B. the Beginning Ages C. the Roman Empire C. the Roman Empire D. the British Empire D. the British Empire What is the Roman Empire? What is the Roman Empire?

5 - $200. When did the Black Death take place? 500 to to to to to 1402 What is 1347 to 1350? What is 1347 to 1350?

5 - $300 Everything that happened before the year 3000 B.C.E. is known as prehistory. Why? Everything that happened before the year 3000 B.C.E. is known as prehistory. Why? A. Because things that happened so long ago are not that important. A. Because things that happened so long ago are not that important. B. Because a system of writing had not been created yet, and those things were not recorded. B. Because a system of writing had not been created yet, and those things were not recorded. C. Because they happened before the birth of Christ. C. Because they happened before the birth of Christ. Because a system of writing had not been created yet, and those things were not recorded. Because a system of writing had not been created yet, and those things were not recorded.

5 - $400 What are the three main reasons why an author writes a story? What are the three main reasons why an author writes a story? What is to inform, persuade, and entertain? What is to inform, persuade, and entertain?

5 - $500 The government of __________ _________ was called a republican government. The Founders read that republican government was one is which: The government of __________ _________ was called a republican government. The Founders read that republican government was one is which: The power of government is held by the people. The power of government is held by the people. The people give power to leaders they elect to represent them and serve their interests. The people give power to leaders they elect to represent them and serve their interests. The representatives are responsible for helping all the people in the country, not just a few people. The representatives are responsible for helping all the people in the country, not just a few people. A. Ancient Greece A. Ancient Greece B. Ancient Rome B. Ancient Rome What is Ancient Rome? What is Ancient Rome?

Final Jeopardy Name the two types of sources and give an example of each. Name the two types of sources and give an example of each. What are primary and secondary sources? What are primary and secondary sources?