AugustusThe First Emperor ofRome. His real namewas Octavian and hewas the adopted sonof Julius Caesar. Heruled over the PaxRomana.NefertitiPlayed a keyrole along withher husband inchangingEgypt's religionto Monothestic.DariusIPersianleader who'sarmies weredefeated atMarathon.VespasianRomanemperor whocreated theColosseum,PlatoGreek philosopherwho's most famouswork is the Republic,which details a wisesociety run by aphilosopher.Aristotlea towering figure in ancientGreek philosophy, whomade importantcontributions to logic,criticism, rhetoric, physics,biology, psychology,mathematics, metaphysics,ethics, and politics.CyrustheGreatCreated thePersian empireand was knownfor toleranceand mercy of thedefeated.AshokaTransformed froma warlord to aBuddhist and isconsidered India'sgreatest leader.Confuciusestablishedethical, moral, andsocial standardsthat formed thebasis of a way oflife in China.AkhenatenChangedEgypt's religionto worship theAten or the Sungod.HatshepsuetFemalePharaoh whobrought greatwealththrough trade.RamsesIIGreatBuilder,Longest ruleof a Pharaoh66 yearsConstantineFirst RomanEmperor toconvert toChristianity.HannibalCarthiginian Generalwho crossed the Alpswith Elephants toattack Rome duringthe Second PunicWar,AlexanderThe Greatcreated one of thelargest empires of theancient world,stretching fromGreece tonorthwestern India.HammarabiCreated a codeof laws inscribedon pillars whichincluded, "aneye for an eye."SiddharthaGautamaTheBuddhaNebuchadnezzerLeader of Babylonwho is responsiblefor creating theHanging Gardensof BabylonShiHuangdaiunified ancientChina and laidthe foundationfor the GreatWall.SargontheGreatCreatedtheAkkadianempirePericlesaccomplishmentsinclude theconstruction of theParthenon andushering in thebeginning of whatwould be called theAthenian Golden Age.EmpressWuFirst andoly femaleempressof China.JuliusCaesarRoman Generalwho started a CivilWar and became adictator in Rome.He wasassassinated in theSenate.Wendirestructuring of thegovernment tosimplify internaladministration, arevision of the penalcode, and a numberof public workprojects,SocratesA Greek philosopherwho taught hisstudents to questioneverything and wasput to death bypoison.ChandraGuptaMauryaFoundedtheMauryanempireMenesUnifiedupper andlowerEgyptChandraGupta IIRuled overIndia'sGoldenAge.tutankhamunMost famouspharaoh, theBoy king. Histomb was fullof treasure.CiceroUsed speechesin Rome toattack theenemies of therepublic.AugustusThe First Emperor ofRome. His real namewas Octavian and hewas the adopted sonof Julius Caesar. Heruled over the PaxRomana.NefertitiPlayed a keyrole along withher husband inchangingEgypt's religionto Monothestic.DariusIPersianleader who'sarmies weredefeated atMarathon.VespasianRomanemperor whocreated theColosseum,PlatoGreek philosopherwho's most famouswork is the Republic,which details a wisesociety run by aphilosopher.Aristotlea towering figure in ancientGreek philosophy, whomade importantcontributions to logic,criticism, rhetoric, physics,biology, psychology,mathematics, metaphysics,ethics, and politics.CyrustheGreatCreated thePersian empireand was knownfor toleranceand mercy of thedefeated.AshokaTransformed froma warlord to aBuddhist and isconsidered India'sgreatest leader.Confuciusestablishedethical, moral, andsocial standardsthat formed thebasis of a way oflife in China.AkhenatenChangedEgypt's religionto worship theAten or the Sungod.HatshepsuetFemalePharaoh whobrought greatwealththrough trade.RamsesIIGreatBuilder,Longest ruleof a Pharaoh66 yearsConstantineFirst RomanEmperor toconvert toChristianity.HannibalCarthiginian Generalwho crossed the Alpswith Elephants toattack Rome duringthe Second PunicWar,AlexanderThe Greatcreated one of thelargest empires of theancient world,stretching fromGreece tonorthwestern India.HammarabiCreated a codeof laws inscribedon pillars whichincluded, "aneye for an eye."SiddharthaGautamaTheBuddhaNebuchadnezzerLeader of Babylonwho is responsiblefor creating theHanging Gardensof BabylonShiHuangdaiunified ancientChina and laidthe foundationfor the GreatWall.SargontheGreatCreatedtheAkkadianempirePericlesaccomplishmentsinclude theconstruction of theParthenon andushering in thebeginning of whatwould be called theAthenian Golden Age.EmpressWuFirst andoly femaleempressof China.JuliusCaesarRoman Generalwho started a CivilWar and became adictator in Rome.He wasassassinated in theSenate.Wendirestructuring of thegovernment tosimplify internaladministration, arevision of the penalcode, and a numberof public workprojects,SocratesA Greek philosopherwho taught hisstudents to questioneverything and wasput to death bypoison.ChandraGuptaMauryaFoundedtheMauryanempireMenesUnifiedupper andlowerEgyptChandraGupta IIRuled overIndia'sGoldenAge.tutankhamunMost famouspharaoh, theBoy king. Histomb was fullof treasure.CiceroUsed speechesin Rome toattack theenemies of therepublic.

Mr. Z's World history key figures review - 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.


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  1. The First Emperor of Rome. His real name was Octavian and he was the adopted son of Julius Caesar. He ruled over the Pax Romana.
    Augustus
  2. Played a key role along with her husband in changing Egypt's religion to Monothestic.
    Nefertiti
  3. Persian leader who's armies were defeated at Marathon.
    Darius I
  4. Roman emperor who created the Colosseum,
    Vespasian
  5. Greek philosopher who's most famous work is the Republic, which details a wise society run by a philosopher.
    Plato
  6. a towering figure in ancient Greek philosophy, who made important contributions to logic, criticism, rhetoric, physics, biology, psychology, mathematics, metaphysics, ethics, and politics.
    Aristotle
  7. Created the Persian empire and was known for tolerance and mercy of the defeated.
    Cyrus the Great
  8. Transformed from a warlord to a Buddhist and is considered India's greatest leader.
    Ashoka
  9. established ethical, moral, and social standards that formed the basis of a way of life in China.
    Confucius
  10. Changed Egypt's religion to worship the Aten or the Sun god.
    Akhenaten
  11. Female Pharaoh who brought great wealth through trade.
    Hatshepsuet
  12. Great Builder, Longest rule of a Pharaoh 66 years
    Ramses II
  13. First Roman Emperor to convert to Christianity.
    Constantine
  14. Carthiginian General who crossed the Alps with Elephants to attack Rome during the Second Punic War,
    Hannibal
  15. created one of the largest empires of the ancient world, stretching from Greece to northwestern India.
    Alexander The Great
  16. Created a code of laws inscribed on pillars which included, "an eye for an eye."
    Hammarabi
  17. The Buddha
    Siddhartha Gautama
  18. Leader of Babylon who is responsible for creating the Hanging Gardens of Babylon
    Nebuchadnezzer
  19. unified ancient China and laid the foundation for the Great Wall.
    Shi Huangdai
  20. Created the Akkadian empire
    Sargon the Great
  21. accomplishments include the construction of the Parthenon and ushering in the beginning of what would be called the Athenian Golden Age.
    Pericles
  22. First and oly female empress of China.
    Empress Wu
  23. Roman General who started a Civil War and became a dictator in Rome. He was assassinated in the Senate.
    Julius Caesar
  24. restructuring of the government to simplify internal administration, a revision of the penal code, and a number of public work projects,
    Wendi
  25. A Greek philosopher who taught his students to question everything and was put to death by poison.
    Socrates
  26. Founded the Mauryan empire
    Chandra Gupta Maurya
  27. Unified upper and lower Egypt
    Menes
  28. Ruled over India's Golden Age.
    Chandra Gupta II
  29. Most famous pharaoh, the Boy king. His tomb was full of treasure.
    tutankhamun
  30. Used speeches in Rome to attack the enemies of the republic.
    Cicero