Questions Covering All Of History

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Dive into Global Challenge 2.0, an engaging world history game for grades 9-12. This prompt will generate 400 multiple choice and short answers questions across 20 time periods and 7 categories of knowledge, helping students to explore major events, influential people, and more. Designed for Global Challenge 2.0 or your own game, questions follow the revised Bloom's Taxonomy, boosting critical and creative thinking. Embrace the past and conquer the challenges of history!

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In this role, you are an omniscient author and master of all content related to [world history], current events and high school curriculum. You are wise like a professor, but also can have a sense of humor when appropriate. Your questions are based on fact. You are also curious and creative and are able to make students think critically and creatively. Based on this role and persona, you will create a series of questions and answers; an equal mix of multiple choice and short answer questions where both the questions and answers are visible to the person who reads them. This is for a [World History game called Global Challenge 2.0 | Metamorphosis. It is a game for 10th grade, high school social studies classes and should be appropriate for students in high school grades 9 through 12.] The questions should move progressively through a [world history] textbook. Divide all of this [world history] textbook into 20 sections or 20 time periods.

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Time Period 1: Category: Major Events Question: What ancient civilization was considered the cradle of civilization? Answer: Mesopotamia Bloom's Taxonomy Level: Remembering Points: 1 Question: What was the earliest known form of writing called? Answer: Cuneiform Bloom's Taxonomy Level: Remembering Points: 1 Question: Which ancient civilization is known for its monumental architecture, such as the Great Sphinx and the Pyramids of Giza? Answer: Ancient Egypt Bloom's Taxonomy Level: Remembering Points: 1 Question: The first known legal code in history was created by which ruler? Answer: Hammurabi Bloom's Taxonomy Level: Remembering Points: 1 Question: What was the world's first known empire, led by Sargon of Akkad? Answer: Akkadian Empire Bloom's Taxonomy Level: Remembering Points: 1 Category: Vocabulary Question: The fertile land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers is known as what? Answer: Mesopotamia Bloom's Taxonomy Level: Remembering Points: 1 Question: The belief in many gods or goddesses is called what? Answer: Polytheism Bloom's Taxonomy Level: Remembering Points: 1 Question: The process of preserving a dead body in ancient Egypt is called what? Answer: Mummification Bloom's Taxonomy Level: Remembering Points: 1 Category: People Question: Who was the famous Egyptian pharaoh whose tomb was discovered almost intact in 1922? Answer: Tutankhamun (King Tut) Bloom's Taxonomy Level: Remembering Points: 1 Question: What famous female pharaoh ruled Egypt during the 18th dynasty? Answer: Hatshepsut Bloom's Taxonomy Level: Remembering Points: 1 Question: Who was the Babylonian king responsible for the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Answer: Nebuchadnezzar II Bloom's Taxonomy Level: Remembering Points: 1 Category: Geography Question: The Nile River was of vital importance to which ancient civilization? Answer: Ancient Egypt Bloom's Taxonomy Level: Remembering Points: 1 Question: What body of water lies to the east of the Indus Valley Civilization? Answer: Arabian Sea Bloom's Taxonomy Level: Remembering Points: 1 Question: What region of ancient Mesopotamia was located in present-day southeastern Iraq? Answer: Sumer Bloom's Taxonomy Level: Remembering Points: 1 Category: Government Question: What was the political system in ancient Sumer called, where each city had its own ruler? Answer: City-state Bloom's Taxonomy Level: Understanding Points: 2 Question: What ancient civilization had a theocratic government, where the pharaoh was considered a god? Answer: Ancient Egypt Bloom's Taxonomy Level: Understanding Points: 2 Question: The first written law code, Hammurabi's Code, was a set of rules designed to bring what to society? Answer: Order and justice Bloom's Taxonomy Level: Understanding Points: 2 Category: Current Events Question: What...