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| True | A craftsworker was the same as an artisan? |
| Nomad | A person who traveled from place to place in search for food? |
| Scribe | A person who received training to write in hieroglyphics? |
| Abraham | He was one of the earliest Hebrew leaders who led his people from Mesopotamia to Canaan near the Mediterranean Sea? |
| Menes | This Egyptian pharaoh united Upper and Lower Egypt and created one unifed Egypt? |
| Ramsees II | This Egyptian pharaoh built the Great Pyramid? |
| Hatshepsut | This Egyptian pharaoh was one of the first recorded women to rule Egypt? |
| Tutankhamen | This young Egyptian pharaoh died about the age 18. His burial tomb was discovered in the Valley of the Kings by a British archaelogist? |
| Howard Carter | This archaeologist discovered King Tut's tomb in the Valley of the Kings? |
| Buddha | Who was called "the Enlightened One" in India? |
| Four | According to Buddha, those who seek "enlightenment" must understand how many Noble Truths? |
| Asoka | This king of India helped spread Buddhism through Asia? |
| Brahmins or Priests | In the Hindu caste system, these people were in the highest, most perfect caste? |
| Muhammad | This Arabian man from Mecca began a new religion in the Middle East? |
| Muslims | Believers in Islam are called ? |
| Gandhi | This man helped India to get its independence from the British in 1947? |
| Untouchables | This group of Indian people were not considered a caste but were outcasts from society? |
| Aristotle | Which Greek philosopher taught Alexander the Great to love philosophy and Greek ways? |
| Pericles | Under this Greek's leadership, Athens experienced democracy and a golden age? |
| Homer | His long stories are called epics. Two of his most famous epics are the Iliad and the Odyssey? |
| Zeus | He was the chief Greek god? |
| Macedonians | After the decline of Athens, Greek culture was preserved by the ? |
| Male Citizens | Unlike modern American democracy, the Athenian government gave voting rights only to its ? |
| Alexander the Great | By 323 B.C. this young Macedonian king had conquered Greece, Egypt, Asia Minor, and Persia? |
| Plebeians | These lower class Romans revolted because they could not participate in the Roman government and wanted equal rights ? |
| Hannibal | This Cartheginian leader fought in the second Punic War in Italy for 15 years and never lost a battle there? |
| Scipio | This Roman general defeated Hannibal at the Battle of Zama in Africa? |
| Julius Caesar | This Roman general conquered Gaul (France) and lands in the Middle East and North Africa. He was also made a dictator of Rome for life? |
| Augustus | After Caesar's assassination, his adopted nephew became the first Roman Emperor and began the Pax Romana or the Peace of Rome? |
| Moses | This Hebrew leader led his people out of the slavery of Egypt? |
