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4. next Identify these continents. 1 2

5. $100 South America Europe

6. next Identify the following bodies of water. 1 2

7. $200 Indian Ocean Atlantic Ocean

8. These (imaginary) lines measure north and south of the equator and include lines such as the Tropics and Circles. next

9. What are lines of latitude? $300

10. These lines measure east and west of the Prime Meridian. next

11. What are lines of longitude? $400

12. next Correctly label the tropics, the equator, and the Prime Meridian.

13. $500 Tropic of Cancer Equator Tropic of Capricorn Prime Meridian

14. There are the five things every map must have. Name two. next

15. What are title, compass, key, grid, and scale? $100

16. This part of the map is used to compare distance. next

17. What is scale? $200

18. This type of map shows physical features, landforms, and bodies of water. next

19. What is a physical map? $300

20. This map shows man- made boundaries, cities, and national capitals. next

21. What is a political map? $400

22. These are types of maps that include specific information such as population density, climate, and land-use resource maps. next

23. What are special purpose maps? $500

24. Rome fell to this group of people. next

25. What are Germanic Tribes? $100

26. The new capital of the Roman Empire was ________, formerly the Greek city of Byzantium. next

27. What is Constantinople? $200

28. These are the three main factors that contributed to the fall of Rome. next

29. What are political confusion, economic weakness, and Germanic invasions? $300

30. In Rome, citizens began to do this because of high inflation and the devaluing of their currency. next

31. What is barter? $400

32. These are images of saints and other Christian figures and scenes from the bible made of small pieces of colored glass. next

33. What are mosaics? $500

34. Constantinople first resembled cities in the Roman empire because they both shared this culture trait. next

35. What is the Latin language ? $100

36. Constantinople, because of the diverse population of ethnic groups, is a great example of this. next

37. What is Cultural diversity? $200

38. This explains why Constantinople was easy to defend (difficult to attack). next

39. What is Constantinople’s physical geography? $300

40. The Byzantine Army conquered territory that was once part of the Roman Empire including these areas. next

41. What is Italy, Spain, and Northern Africa? $400

42. These are three ways that the Byzantine army was strengthened. next

43. What are cavalry, armor, and weapons? $500

44. Strengthened and reorganized the Byzantine army. next

45. Who is Belisarius? $100

46. Helped gain more rights for women and encouraged Justinian to stay and fight the angry tax payers rebellion. next

47. Who is Theodora? $200

48. Considered the greatest emperor of Byzantine. next

49. Who is Justinian? $300

50. Germanic leader who overthrew Romulus Augustus, hence ending the Roman Empire. next

51. Who was Odoacer? $400

52. Roman Emperor that divided Rome into four smaller regions and enforced many economic reforms. next

53. Who is Diocletian? $500

54. Daily Double next

55. Final Jeopardy Today’s Category: Lines of Latitude and Longitude next

56. The Arctic Circle sits at ________ degrees latitude. next

57. 66.5 degrees north next

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