hm, this was tough considering I've mastered my own quiz on the same subject and still didn't get many of these... like, what about the Mayan Empire? and I think this is the first time I saw Venice mentioned as an empire, but, okay I guess.. :) I found the list on Wikipedia that it looks like you were using, and the weird thing is it's so different from another list also on Wikipedia that I used to make my quiz... though I notice that even on that list there have been some major changes since I made my own quiz. Guess it's hard to agree on some of these things like what exactly constitutes an empire, and which governments/dynasties should be grouped together under the same name, etc.
Oh crap! You have a Longest lasting empires quiz too! That's weird, because I made sure to look up longest lasting empires to make sure that it was a new idea...
haha.. it happens. The search feature in the site is not the best. Sometimes I resort to using google to try and find quizzes on this site because google is actually better at finding quizzes on jetpunk than jetpunk is.
Anyway don't sweat it, as I pointed out our two quizzes are quite a bit different. I think it would be hard to come up with a definitive list that everyone could agree on.
hm, this was tough considering I've mastered my own quiz on the same subject and still didn't get many of these... like, what about the Mayan Empire? and I think this is the first time I saw Venice mentioned as an empire, but, okay I guess.. :) I found the list on Wikipedia that it looks like you were using, and the weird thing is it's so different from another list also on Wikipedia that I used to make my quiz... though I notice that even on that list there have been some major changes since I made my own quiz. Guess it's hard to agree on some of these things like what exactly constitutes an empire, and which governments/dynasties should be grouped together under the same name, etc.
Anyway don't sweat it, as I pointed out our two quizzes are quite a bit different. I think it would be hard to come up with a definitive list that everyone could agree on.