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next Identify these continents. 1 2

$100 South America Europe

next Identify the following bodies of water. 1 2

$200 Indian Ocean Atlantic Ocean

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

What are lines of latitude? $300

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

What are lines of longitude? $400

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

$500 Tropic of Cancer Equator Tropic of Capricorn Prime Meridian

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

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

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

What is scale? $200

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

What is a physical map? $300

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

What is a political map? $400

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

What are special purpose maps? $500

Rome fell to this group of people. next

What are Germanic Tribes? $100

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

What is Constantinople? $200

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

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

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

What is barter? $400

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

What are mosaics? $500

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

What is the Latin language ? $100

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

What is Cultural diversity? $200

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

What is Constantinople’s physical geography? $300

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

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

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

What are cavalry, armor, and weapons? $500

Strengthened and reorganized the Byzantine army. next

Who is Belisarius? $100

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

Who is Theodora? $200

Considered the greatest emperor of Byzantine. next

Who is Justinian? $300

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

Who was Odoacer? $400

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

Who is Diocletian? $500

Daily Double next

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

The Arctic Circle sits at ________ degrees latitude. next

66.5 degrees north next

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