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1 Social Studies 10 Exam Review JEOPARDY!

2 PeopleEgypt & Greece RomeMedieval Europe Renaissance & Reformation 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 100 200 300 400 500 Final Jeopardy

3 People - 100 0 He was responsible for writing the 95 Theses. Back Who is Martin Luther?

4 People - 200 0 He was known for writing a code of severely harsh punishments. Back Who is Hammurabi?

5 People - 300 0 He painted this. Back Who is Leonardo da Vinci?

6 People - 400 0 He wrote an infamous book about how to gain and keep power by any means necessary. Back Who is Machiavelli?

7 People - 500 0 He discovered the palace of King Minos Back Who is Arthur Evans?

8 Egypt & Greece - 100 0 What is the title of the person at the top of the ancient Egyptian government? Back What is the pharaoh?

9 Egypt & Greece - 200 0 He lead the Greeks into the Battle of Thermoplyae. Back Who is Leonidas?

10 Egypt & Greece - 300 0 This is the Greek war that contained the battles of Marathon, Salamis and Thermoplyae. Back What is the Persian War?

11 Egypt & Greece - 400 0 He is known for running all the way to Sparta to warn everyone about the battle of Marathon. Back Who is Pheidippides?

12 Egypt & Greece - 500 0 He is the Egyptian god of death. Back Who is Osiris?

13 Rome - 100 0 He is the emperor responsible for splitting the Empire in half. Back Who is Diocletian?

14 Rome - 200 0 He is famous for leading his troops – and their elephants – through the Alps, in an attempt to conquer Rome. Back Who is Hannibal?

15 Rome - 300 0 This is the formation of soldiers used by the Roman army. Back What is a cohort?

16 Rome - 400 0 After the Empire was split, this was the title given to the leader of each half. Back What is Augustus?

17 Rome - 500 0 They are the two brothers from the Roman foundation myth. Back Who are Romulus and Remus?

18 Medieval Europe - 100 0 Knights obeyed this code in all aspects of their lives. Back What is the Code of Chivalry?

19 Medieval Europe - 200 0 The French martyr who claimed to hear the voice of God. Back Who is Joan of Arc?

20 Medieval Europe - 300 0 This position in the Feudal System is known for falling in love so hard, it makes them sick. Back What is the knight?

21 Medieval Europe - 400 0 He is responsible for writing The Canterbury Tales. Back Who is Geoffrey Chaucer?

22 Medieval Europe - 500 0 This was the accepted cause for the Black Death (at that time). Back What is punishment from God?

23 Renaissance & Reformation - 100 0 This was the name of the pardon for sins, which could be bought from the Catholic Church. Back What is an indulgence?

24 Renaissance & Reformation - 200 0 It was the birthplace of the Renaissance. Back What is Florence?

25 Renaissance & Reformation - 300 0 He is credited with mastering the printing press. Back Who is Gutenberg?

26 Renaissance & Reformation - 400 0 He sold indulgences to pay for St. Peter’s in Rome. Back Who is John Tetzel?

27 Renaissance & Reformation - 500 0 They were the wealthiest family in 15 th -century Florence. Back Who was the Medici family?

28 Final Jeopardy Make you wagers NOW!

29 Final Jeopardy 0 While he was at the home of Fredrick II in Wittenberg, Martin Luther spent his time doing this. What is translating the Bible into German?

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