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Welcome To The Mr. T Game

Welcome To The Mr. T Game. Today's Topics. NEXT. Early Civilizations And Ancient Asia. NEXT. Ancient Greece And Rome. NEXT. African Empires And The Middle Ages. NEXT. The Renaissance And Reformation. NEXT. Exploration and Colonization. NEXT. The Mr. T Game.

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Welcome To The Mr. T Game

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  1. Welcome To The Mr. T Game

  2. Today's Topics NEXT

  3. Early Civilizations And Ancient Asia NEXT

  4. Ancient Greece And Rome NEXT

  5. African Empires And The Middle Ages NEXT

  6. The Renaissance And Reformation NEXT

  7. Exploration and Colonization NEXT

  8. The Mr. T Game Early Civs. and Asia 5 10 15 20 25 Greece and Rome 5 10 15 20 25 Africa and the Middle Ages 5 20 25 10 15 Renaissance and Reformation 5 10 15 25 20 Exploration and Colonization 25 5 10 15 20 Team Scores Team One Team Three Team Five The Mr. T Question Team Two Team Four Team Six

  9. Early Civs. and Ancient Asia Question for 5 Points What is polytheism and how did it work in early civilizations? Show Answer

  10. Early Civs. and Ancient Asia Answer for 5 Points Worship of multiple gods and early gods were centered around nature and farming. Back to Board

  11. Early Civs. and Ancient Asia Question for 10 Points What role did agriculture play in the establishment of early civilizations? Show Answer

  12. Early Civs. and Ancient Asia Answer for 10 Points Allowed the first cities and trade centers to be established. Back to Board

  13. Early Civs. and Ancient Asia Question for 15 Points Define the 5 characteristics of a civilization. Show Answer

  14. Early Civs. and Ancient Asia Answer for 15 Points 1. Advanced Cities 2. Specialized Workers 3. Complex Institutions 4. Record Keeping 5. Advanced Technology Back to Board

  15. Early Civs. and Ancient Asia Question for 20 Points What was the mandate of heaven and explain what role it played in the dynastic cycle? Show Answer

  16. Early Civs. and Ancient Asia Answer for 20 Points The approval of the government by the gods. If a dynasty ruled poorly they were viewed as loosing the approval of the gods. Back to Board

  17. Early Civs. and Ancient Asia Question for 25 Points Define Confucianism and Legalism. Which dynasties used these philosophies (give examples) Show Answer

  18. Early Civs. and Ancient Asia Answer for 25 Points Confucianism stressed the importance of relationships and the family. Legalism stressed the importance of a strong ruler and government. The Qin used legalism and demonstrated it through the tough rule of Shi Huangdi. The Han used Confucianism and established a bureaucracy known as civil service. Back to Board

  19. Greece & Rome Question for 5 Points How did geography influence the economies of Greece and Rome? Show Answer

  20. Greece & Rome Answer for 5 Points Centrally located and easily traded with various cultures by sea. Back to Board

  21. Greece & Rome Question for 10 Points Identify and define three different political systems that existed in Ancient Greece. Show Answer

  22. Greece & Rome Answer for 10 Points Democracy Oligarchy Monarchy Back to Board

  23. Greece & Rome Question for 15 Points Identify and explain at least two ways that Rome adopted aspects of Greek Culture. Show Answer

  24. Greece & Rome Answer for 15 Points Religion, Government, Education, Slavery, etc. Back to Board

  25. Greece & Rome Question for 20 Points Describe the treatment and role of women and slaves in Greece and Rome. Show Answer

  26. Greece & Rome Answer for 20 Points Although not equal, they were treated relatively well. Could not take part in politics. Back to Board

  27. Greece & Rome Question for 25 Points Briefly describe how the government of the Roman Republic worked and was responsible for ending the republic. Show Answer

  28. Greece & Rome Answer for 25 Points The senate had the vast majority of power and was made up of the patrician class. Julius Caesar ended this when he refused to give up his consul powers. Back to Board

  29. Africa and The Middle Ages Question for 5 Points What were the two primary goods traded in West Africa? Show Answer

  30. Africa and The Middle Ages Answer for 5 Points Gold and Salt Back to Board

  31. Africa and The Middle Ages Question for 10 Points How did Islam impact education in the empires of West Africa? Show Answer

  32. Africa and The Middle Ages Answer for 10 Points Created universities and school systems for wealthy African Muslims. Back to Board

  33. Africa and The Middle Ages Question for 15 Points What role did the Church play in Medieval Europe and what was the purpose of monasteries? Show Answer

  34. Africa and The Middle Ages Answer for 15 Points A unifying force through canon law and monasteries maintained education. Back to Board

  35. Africa and The Middle Ages Question for 20 Points What were the reasons on both sides for fighting the Crusades? Show Answer

  36. Africa and The Middle Ages Answer for 20 Points Christians: Unity, Nationalism, Increase Wealth Muslims: Defend Land, Nationalism Back to Board

  37. Africa and The Middle Ages Question for 25 Points Explain how the system of Feudalism operated in Europe. Include such terms as lords, knights, vassals, serfs, fiefs, and tithes. Show Answer

  38. Africa and The Middle Ages Answer for 25 Points Lords: Leading nobles who controlled land Vassals: Anyone who was subject to someone else Knights: Warrior class that received land (fief) from lords in exchange for military service. Serfs: Common peasants who made up the majority of society and worked the land Tithes: Church taxes that allowed the Church to become very powerful and influential Back to Board

  39. Renaissance & Reformation Question for 5 Points Why did Italy become the birthplace of the Renaissance? Show Answer

  40. Renaissance & Reformation Answer for 5 Points Centrally located, established cities, heritage of Rome Back to Board

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