This is apicture oftheColosseumHindu-ArabicNumeralsThe Indian inventionof this numbersystem allowed formore accuratecalculations and isstill used inmathematics todayThis is apicture ofa ZigguratMosesThis key figurein Judaism issaid to have ledthe Jews out ofslavery in EgyptRepublicA form ofgovernment inwhich peoplevote for theirleaders.SphinxA mythical creaturewith the head of awoman and body ofa lion, foundguarding tombs inancient EgyptThis is amap ofGreece.ReincarnationThe belief thata person'sspirit would bereborn intoanother lifeMonarchyRule by asingleleader, like aking or aqueen.CuneiformThe firstwritingsystem foundinMesopotamiaNeolithicRevolutionAlso known as theagriculturalrevolution, this iswhen people startedto settle intocivilizations due tothe advent offarming.TheVedasThesacredtext ofHinduismAlexanderthe GreatBecame King at only20, built the largestempire the ancientworld had known byconquering otherlands, and died at theyoung age of 32 inBabylon.Century100yearsIndianCasteSystemIn this system, theBrahmins were at thetop and theUntouchables wereso low that they weretechnically excluded.This is a picture ofa massivestructure found inancient Egypt thatserved as a tombfor pharaohs.MediterraneanSeaThe civilizations ofIsrael, Egypt,Rome, andGreece alldeveloped on thecoast of this bodyof waterTheSilkRoadValuable goods andculture spread alongthis set of traderoutes that stretchedfrom China to theWest.ConfucianismA philosophy inancient Chinacentered onrespect andrelationshipsHieroglyphicsAncientEgyptianwritingsystemHanDynastyThe most successfuldynasty in ancientChina that fostered agolden age withmany importantinventions like themagnetic compass.AthensDemocracywas bornhereYellowRiverAlso knownas the cradleof ChineseCivilizationKingSolomonThird king ofIsrael whobuilt the firstTempleBCETheabbreviationfor "Beforethe CommonEra"HarappanCivilizationAlso known as theIndus ValleyCivilization, this wasthe birthplace ofIndian Civilizationfound around theIndus RiverKing Tut(Tutankhamun)This pharaoh wassignificant becausethe discovery of histomb providedvaluable informationon the culture ofancient EgyptiansBuddhismA religionfounded inIndia bySiddharthaGautamaMonotheismThebelief inone godNileRiverAncient Egyptcould nothave existedwithout thisbody of waterHammurabi'sCodeThe firstknownwrittenlaw codeWarringStatesperiodThis time period inancient Chinagave way to thedevelopment ofthe philosophies ofConfucianism andDaoismJesusAccording to theChristian Bible,this key figure rosefrom the deadafter beingcrucified by theRomansCulturalDiffusionWhen culture fromone area or groupspreads andmerges withanother, thishappens.This is apicture oftheColosseumHindu-ArabicNumeralsThe Indian inventionof this numbersystem allowed formore accuratecalculations and isstill used inmathematics todayThis is apicture ofa ZigguratMosesThis key figurein Judaism issaid to have ledthe Jews out ofslavery in EgyptRepublicA form ofgovernment inwhich peoplevote for theirleaders.SphinxA mythical creaturewith the head of awoman and body ofa lion, foundguarding tombs inancient EgyptThis is amap ofGreece.ReincarnationThe belief thata person'sspirit would bereborn intoanother lifeMonarchyRule by asingleleader, like aking or aqueen.CuneiformThe firstwritingsystem foundinMesopotamiaNeolithicRevolutionAlso known as theagriculturalrevolution, this iswhen people startedto settle intocivilizations due tothe advent offarming.TheVedasThesacredtext ofHinduismAlexanderthe GreatBecame King at only20, built the largestempire the ancientworld had known byconquering otherlands, and died at theyoung age of 32 inBabylon.Century100yearsIndianCasteSystemIn this system, theBrahmins were at thetop and theUntouchables wereso low that they weretechnically excluded.This is a picture ofa massivestructure found inancient Egypt thatserved as a tombfor pharaohs.MediterraneanSeaThe civilizations ofIsrael, Egypt,Rome, andGreece alldeveloped on thecoast of this bodyof waterTheSilkRoadValuable goods andculture spread alongthis set of traderoutes that stretchedfrom China to theWest.ConfucianismA philosophy inancient Chinacentered onrespect andrelationshipsHieroglyphicsAncientEgyptianwritingsystemHanDynastyThe most successfuldynasty in ancientChina that fostered agolden age withmany importantinventions like themagnetic compass.AthensDemocracywas bornhereYellowRiverAlso knownas the cradleof ChineseCivilizationKingSolomonThird king ofIsrael whobuilt the firstTempleBCETheabbreviationfor "Beforethe CommonEra"HarappanCivilizationAlso known as theIndus ValleyCivilization, this wasthe birthplace ofIndian Civilizationfound around theIndus RiverKing Tut(Tutankhamun)This pharaoh wassignificant becausethe discovery of histomb providedvaluable informationon the culture ofancient EgyptiansBuddhismA religionfounded inIndia bySiddharthaGautamaMonotheismThebelief inone godNileRiverAncient Egyptcould nothave existedwithout thisbody of waterHammurabi'sCodeThe firstknownwrittenlaw codeWarringStatesperiodThis time period inancient Chinagave way to thedevelopment ofthe philosophies ofConfucianism andDaoismJesusAccording to theChristian Bible,this key figure rosefrom the deadafter beingcrucified by theRomansCulturalDiffusionWhen culture fromone area or groupspreads andmerges withanother, thishappens.

Civilizations Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
  1. This is a picture of the Colosseum
  2. The Indian invention of this number system allowed for more accurate calculations and is still used in mathematics today
    Hindu-Arabic Numerals
  3. This is a picture of a Ziggurat
  4. This key figure in Judaism is said to have led the Jews out of slavery in Egypt
    Moses
  5. A form of government in which people vote for their leaders.
    Republic
  6. A mythical creature with the head of a woman and body of a lion, found guarding tombs in ancient Egypt
    Sphinx
  7. This is a map of Greece.
  8. The belief that a person's spirit would be reborn into another life
    Reincarnation
  9. Rule by a single leader, like a king or a queen.
    Monarchy
  10. The first writing system found in Mesopotamia
    Cuneiform
  11. Also known as the agricultural revolution, this is when people started to settle into civilizations due to the advent of farming.
    Neolithic Revolution
  12. The sacred text of Hinduism
    The Vedas
  13. Became King at only 20, built the largest empire the ancient world had known by conquering other lands, and died at the young age of 32 in Babylon.
    Alexander the Great
  14. 100 years
    Century
  15. In this system, the Brahmins were at the top and the Untouchables were so low that they were technically excluded.
    Indian Caste System
  16. This is a picture of a massive structure found in ancient Egypt that served as a tomb for pharaohs.
  17. The civilizations of Israel, Egypt, Rome, and Greece all developed on the coast of this body of water
    Mediterranean Sea
  18. Valuable goods and culture spread along this set of trade routes that stretched from China to the West.
    The Silk Road
  19. A philosophy in ancient China centered on respect and relationships
    Confucianism
  20. Ancient Egyptian writing system
    Hieroglyphics
  21. The most successful dynasty in ancient China that fostered a golden age with many important inventions like the magnetic compass.
    Han Dynasty
  22. Democracy was born here
    Athens
  23. Also known as the cradle of Chinese Civilization
    Yellow River
  24. Third king of Israel who built the first Temple
    King Solomon
  25. The abbreviation for "Before the Common Era"
    BCE
  26. Also known as the Indus Valley Civilization, this was the birthplace of Indian Civilization found around the Indus River
    Harappan Civilization
  27. This pharaoh was significant because the discovery of his tomb provided valuable information on the culture of ancient Egyptians
    King Tut (Tutankhamun)
  28. A religion founded in India by Siddhartha Gautama
    Buddhism
  29. The belief in one god
    Monotheism
  30. Ancient Egypt could not have existed without this body of water
    Nile River
  31. The first known written law code
    Hammurabi's Code
  32. This time period in ancient China gave way to the development of the philosophies of Confucianism and Daoism
    Warring States period
  33. According to the Christian Bible, this key figure rose from the dead after being crucified by the Romans
    Jesus
  34. When culture from one area or group spreads and merges with another, this happens.
    Cultural Diffusion