VarnaThis is what thepeople called thecaste system, thesocial classhierarchy in IndiaAshoka3rd leader ofMauryan Empire,after beating Kalingahe stopped fightingand turned to peaceafter seeing thedestruction hecausedBuddhaSiddharthaGautama wascalled this,meaningenlightenedoneOlympicsThis was started inancient Greece tohonor the GreekGods, it iswatched by over abillion peopleevery four yearsBuddhismBelief systemwhere peopleworked toachieveNirvanaMythologyPeople ofGreece usedthis to explainideas, eventsand forces ofnatureHinduismBelieved thateverything inthe universewas gods,dharma, andreincarnationPersiaHad the largestbest army inworld, untildefeated byAlexander theGreatCulturalDiffusionSpreadofcultureMacedoniaThis the city-state in GreecewhereAlexander theGreat was theKingIndusRiverMajor waterway inIndia, this is wherethe firstcivilizations inIndia developed,known as IndusValley CivilizationPorusThis person wasdefeated byAlexander, whenAlexander showedhis military geniusby confusing himOligarchyRuleby thefewTyrannyRule by asingle ruler,takes powerillegally, powerdoes not passon to childrenChandraGuptaFirst rulerof theGuptaEmpireKarmaBelief that aperson isreincarnateddepending on thegood or bad deedsdone in a lifetimeFree!KalingaArea defeated byAshoka, after thisbattle Ashoka wasremorseful andbegan a period ofpeace ofprosperityGoldenAgeTime periodwhere therewas peace,prosperity, andhappinessVedasReligious textthat includedhymns,rituals, andphilosophyReincarnationBelief that aperson's soulis rebornover andoverDemocracyPeople hadthe power,developedin AthensDharmaBelieved it wasduty to follow therules and followingrules would lead togood karma forreincarnationNirvanaUltimate goalof Buddhism,reachingenlightenmentHimalayaMountainsArchitectureThis was a majorachievement of theancient Greeks thatcan be seen in theUnited States inWashington D.C inmany of ourgovernment buildingsAristotlePhilosopherfrom Athens,tutoredAlexanderthe GreatAlexanderthe Greatbecame leader ofMacedonia whenhis father waskilled, expandedhis empire throughmilitary battlesChandraguptaThis person gaveup his throne tobecome a monk,he was the firstruler of theMauryan EmpireMilitaryTrainingThis was amajor part ofthe culture ofSparta, boysbegan trainingat 7 years oldDelianLeagueAlliance system inGreece, formed byAthens to protectthe city-statesfrom invasion fromPersiaNirvanaUltimate goalof Buddhism,reachingenlightenmentShivaGod in India,believed tobe thedestroyerTyreDestroyed byAlexander theGreat, 7,000people killedand 30,000 soldinto slaveryMauryanEmpireConsideredthe 1st empirein India underChandraguptaHellenisticCulturePeriod of timeafter Alexanderthe Great whereGreek culturespread throughthe areaAthensDemocracystarted inthis city-stateGuptaEmpireGolden Agehappened duringthis empire, theyhad manyscientific andmathematicadvancementsCorinthCity-state inGreece, tradeallowed them tobecome apowerful city-statePhilosophyThe searchforknowledgeand wisdomSpartaThis city-state wasknown for theirmilitary, womeneven ran the homeand business whenmen were trainingand fighting in warsCasteSystemStrict socialclass systemin India thathad set jobsand rulesVarnaThis is what thepeople called thecaste system, thesocial classhierarchy in IndiaAshoka3rd leader ofMauryan Empire,after beating Kalingahe stopped fightingand turned to peaceafter seeing thedestruction hecausedBuddhaSiddharthaGautama wascalled this,meaningenlightenedoneOlympicsThis was started inancient Greece tohonor the GreekGods, it iswatched by over abillion peopleevery four yearsBuddhismBelief systemwhere peopleworked toachieveNirvanaMythologyPeople ofGreece usedthis to explainideas, eventsand forces ofnatureHinduismBelieved thateverything inthe universewas gods,dharma, andreincarnationPersiaHad the largestbest army inworld, untildefeated byAlexander theGreatCulturalDiffusionSpreadofcultureMacedoniaThis the city-state in GreecewhereAlexander theGreat was theKingIndusRiverMajor waterway inIndia, this is wherethe firstcivilizations inIndia developed,known as IndusValley CivilizationPorusThis person wasdefeated byAlexander, whenAlexander showedhis military geniusby confusing himOligarchyRuleby thefewTyrannyRule by asingle ruler,takes powerillegally, powerdoes not passon to childrenChandraGuptaFirst rulerof theGuptaEmpireKarmaBelief that aperson isreincarnateddepending on thegood or bad deedsdone in a lifetimeFree!KalingaArea defeated byAshoka, after thisbattle Ashoka wasremorseful andbegan a period ofpeace ofprosperityGoldenAgeTime periodwhere therewas peace,prosperity, andhappinessVedasReligious textthat includedhymns,rituals, andphilosophyReincarnationBelief that aperson's soulis rebornover andoverDemocracyPeople hadthe power,developedin AthensDharmaBelieved it wasduty to follow therules and followingrules would lead togood karma forreincarnationNirvanaUltimate goalof Buddhism,reachingenlightenmentHimalayaMountainsArchitectureThis was a majorachievement of theancient Greeks thatcan be seen in theUnited States inWashington D.C inmany of ourgovernment buildingsAristotlePhilosopherfrom Athens,tutoredAlexanderthe GreatAlexanderthe Greatbecame leader ofMacedonia whenhis father waskilled, expandedhis empire throughmilitary battlesChandraguptaThis person gaveup his throne tobecome a monk,he was the firstruler of theMauryan EmpireMilitaryTrainingThis was amajor part ofthe culture ofSparta, boysbegan trainingat 7 years oldDelianLeagueAlliance system inGreece, formed byAthens to protectthe city-statesfrom invasion fromPersiaNirvanaUltimate goalof Buddhism,reachingenlightenmentShivaGod in India,believed tobe thedestroyerTyreDestroyed byAlexander theGreat, 7,000people killedand 30,000 soldinto slaveryMauryanEmpireConsideredthe 1st empirein India underChandraguptaHellenisticCulturePeriod of timeafter Alexanderthe Great whereGreek culturespread throughthe areaAthensDemocracystarted inthis city-stateGuptaEmpireGolden Agehappened duringthis empire, theyhad manyscientific andmathematicadvancementsCorinthCity-state inGreece, tradeallowed them tobecome apowerful city-statePhilosophyThe searchforknowledgeand wisdomSpartaThis city-state wasknown for theirmilitary, womeneven ran the homeand business whenmen were trainingand fighting in warsCasteSystemStrict socialclass systemin India thathad set jobsand rules

Emerging Powers Test 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. This is what the people called the caste system, the social class hierarchy in India
    Varna
  2. 3rd leader of Mauryan Empire, after beating Kalinga he stopped fighting and turned to peace after seeing the destruction he caused
    Ashoka
  3. Siddhartha Gautama was called this, meaning enlightened one
    Buddha
  4. This was started in ancient Greece to honor the Greek Gods, it is watched by over a billion people every four years
    Olympics
  5. Belief system where people worked to achieve Nirvana
    Buddhism
  6. People of Greece used this to explain ideas, events and forces of nature
    Mythology
  7. Believed that everything in the universe was gods, dharma, and reincarnation
    Hinduism
  8. Had the largest best army in world, until defeated by Alexander the Great
    Persia
  9. Spread of culture
    Cultural Diffusion
  10. This the city-state in Greece where Alexander the Great was the King
    Macedonia
  11. Major waterway in India, this is where the first civilizations in India developed, known as Indus Valley Civilization
    Indus River
  12. This person was defeated by Alexander, when Alexander showed his military genius by confusing him
    Porus
  13. Rule by the few
    Oligarchy
  14. Rule by a single ruler, takes power illegally, power does not pass on to children
    Tyranny
  15. First ruler of the Gupta Empire
    Chandra Gupta
  16. Belief that a person is reincarnated depending on the good or bad deeds done in a lifetime
    Karma
  17. Free!
  18. Area defeated by Ashoka, after this battle Ashoka was remorseful and began a period of peace of prosperity
    Kalinga
  19. Time period where there was peace, prosperity, and happiness
    Golden Age
  20. Religious text that included hymns, rituals, and philosophy
    Vedas
  21. Belief that a person's soul is reborn over and over
    Reincarnation
  22. People had the power, developed in Athens
    Democracy
  23. Believed it was duty to follow the rules and following rules would lead to good karma for reincarnation
    Dharma
  24. Ultimate goal of Buddhism, reaching enlightenment
    Nirvana
  25. Himalaya Mountains
  26. This was a major achievement of the ancient Greeks that can be seen in the United States in Washington D.C in many of our government buildings
    Architecture
  27. Philosopher from Athens, tutored Alexander the Great
    Aristotle
  28. became leader of Macedonia when his father was killed, expanded his empire through military battles
    Alexander the Great
  29. This person gave up his throne to become a monk, he was the first ruler of the Mauryan Empire
    Chandragupta
  30. This was a major part of the culture of Sparta, boys began training at 7 years old
    Military Training
  31. Alliance system in Greece, formed by Athens to protect the city-states from invasion from Persia
    Delian League
  32. Ultimate goal of Buddhism, reaching enlightenment
    Nirvana
  33. God in India, believed to be the destroyer
    Shiva
  34. Destroyed by Alexander the Great, 7,000 people killed and 30,000 sold into slavery
    Tyre
  35. Considered the 1st empire in India under Chandragupta
    Mauryan Empire
  36. Period of time after Alexander the Great where Greek culture spread through the area
    Hellenistic Culture
  37. Democracy started in this city-state
    Athens
  38. Golden Age happened during this empire, they had many scientific and mathematic advancements
    Gupta Empire
  39. City-state in Greece, trade allowed them to become a powerful city-state
    Corinth
  40. The search for knowledge and wisdom
    Philosophy
  41. This city-state was known for their military, women even ran the home and business when men were training and fighting in wars
    Sparta
  42. Strict social class system in India that had set jobs and rules
    Caste System