Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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This Warrior Queen, Often the Subject of Artistic Media, Lead a Rebellion Against Roman Rule in What is Modern Day Britain | Boudica | 67%
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This Man is Estimated to be the Richest Single Person in History | Mansa Musa | 67%
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This Mediterranean Island Culture is Known for it's Multiple Palaces, Bull Jumping Religious Festivals, and Lack of a Standing Army | The Minoans | 67%
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The Word "Gaul" is Actually a Roman Term for Various Groups of People Living in Which Mountain Range? | The Swiss Alps | 50%
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This Openly Homosexual Roman Emperor is Famous for Strengthening Rome's Borders, Visiting Nearly Every Province in the Empire, and Bringing Beards into Fashion for the First Time | Hadrian | 33%
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Which one of Alexander's "Diadochi" became ruler of Egypt after his death? | Ptolemy I Soter | 33%
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Arguably Rome's Greatest Ever General, Scipio was Given this Agnomen for His Victories Over Hannibal | Africanus | 17%
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What was the Name of Alexander's Horse for Whom Multiple Cities in Antiquity were Named? | Bucephalus | 17%
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This "Second Founder of Rome" was the Greatest of Rome's Generals Until Scipio | Camillus | 17%
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Not Including Dogs, These were the First Animals to be Domesticated | Goats | 17%
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Who was the Greek God of Strength? | Kratos | 17%
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The Kingdom which Invented Coinage | Lydia | 17%
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To which of the 7 kings of Rome are the traditions of Roman religion owed? | Numa Pompilius | 17%
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Who was the First Empire to Field True Cataphracts? | Parthia | 17%
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The First Nomadic Empire, this Eurasian Horse Culture was Around as Early as the 8th Century BCE | Scythia | 17%
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These Enemies of Egypt were the First to Field Chariots in Combat | The Hyksos | 17%
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This Temple Opened by Numa, the Second King of Rome, Only Kept it's Doors Open in Times of War | The Temple of Janus | 17%
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Which Ancient Powerhouse Gave the World it's First Example of Paid Medical Leave for Employees of the State | Egypt | 0%
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This Pike was used by Alexander's Hoplites to Dominate Armies Across the Known World | Sarissa | 0%
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This Ancient Highway Traveled from Susa to Sardis and was the First in a Series of Empire Spanning Roads in Antiquity. | The Persian Royal Road | 0%
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