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Rome Han China

India Greece Cats

Next Round

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Roman political development can be divided into these three

periods

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The Kingdom, Republic, and Empire

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The Rape of Lucretia is an example of this

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Patriotic myth

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The power in early Rome rested with this social class

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The Patricians

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These Roman officials were supposed to protect the rights

of the Plebeians

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The Tribunes

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A tribune, he sought to enact land reform for the poor but

was assassinated for his efforts

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Tiberius Gracchus

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The Han discarded Legalism but kept this aspect of government from the

preceding Qin Dynasty

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Centralized rule

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This group supplanted the nobility as China’s highest

class

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The Scholar-Gentry

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The Chinese bureaucracy was based on this

philosophy

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Confucianism

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This was implemented to make the bureaucracy more

effective

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The civil service exam

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This Han invention would eventually make

governments all over the world more effective

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Paper

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The Mauryan Empire was founded by him

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Chandragupta Maurya

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He ruled at the peak of Mauryan power

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Ashoka

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Ashoka adopted this as his state’s religion

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Buddhism

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The government of the Guptas can best be described this way

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Loose alliance of regional kingdoms - fragmented

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This outside nomadic people helped bring down classical

India

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The White Huns

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This architectural form was introduced to Greece through

Egypt

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The Column

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The picture below depicts this type of column

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The Ionic Column

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Their writing system was based in part on the Minoan

Linear A

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The Mycenaeans

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The Minoan civilization was centered here

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Crete

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The Greek alphabet was based on this

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The Phoenician alphabet

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This cat can count on Jon and Odie as friends

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Garfield

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This cat wanted to eat Mowgli

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Shere Khan

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This cat helped Shrek beat the evil fairy godmother

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Puss-in-boots

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This cat possessed a bag of tricks

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Felix the cat

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Audio

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This song was made famous by the

Broadway hit, Cats

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Memory

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Indus Valley

People Gov’t Religion Dogs

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Scholars know this about the Harappan writing system

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It is indecipherable

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These two cities are known to have been part of the Indus

civilization

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Harappa and Mohenjo-Daro

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This factor of nature greatly impacted Harappan

agriculture

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The Monsoon

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The Indus Valley civilization most likely fell into decline

due to this

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Ecological Degradation

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What was left of the Indus Valley civilization was

conquered by this Indo-European nomadic people

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The Aryans

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She was the first female pharaoh

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Hatshepsut

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Pax Romana ended with him

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Marcus Aurelius

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They made up the Second Triumvirate

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Octavian, Marc Antony, and Lepidus

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He is considered the “father” of Athenian democracy

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Clisthenes

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He was selected to institute reforms to ease class

tensions between Athenian aristocrats and commoners

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Solon

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This body of “old men” ruled the early Roman Republic

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The Senate

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In this form of government, one man seizes power

through force and rules with support from particular factions

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Tyranny

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They governed provinces within the Persian Empire

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Satraps

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Of Greece, Rome, and Han China, this had the most fragmented government

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Greece – the city-state

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The Ephors were these

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Council of Elders in Sparta

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These two belief systems had strong missionary traditions

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Buddhism and Christianity

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Social inequality was strengthened through

these two belief systems

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Hinduism (caste system) and Confucianism

(hierarchy of relationships)

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Although Buddhism accepted much of Hinduism, it did not

accept this

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The caste system

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In 80 CE, the Jews experienced this traumatic

event which greatly impacted the Jewish people

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The Jewish Diaspora

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The belief systems that originated in East Asia differ from those elsewhere in that

they lack this

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The emphasis on an afterlife

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Scooby-Doo

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Astro

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Huckleberry Hound

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Bandit

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Deputy Dawg

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Mesopotamia Qin China India Law Cars

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Of Sumeria, Akkad, and Assyria, this one had the most fragmented

government

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Sumeria

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This Mesopotamian civilization was the largest in

landmass

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Assyria

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The First and Second Babylonians differed in this

way

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They were different tribes – Amorites and Chaldeans

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The desire to record business transactions led to

this writing system

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Cuneiform

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Iron was introduced to Mesopotamia by this

civilization

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The Hittites

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The Qin came to power out of this long period of

political chaos and warfare

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The Era of the Warring States

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The most important contribution to Chinese

civilization made by the Qin was this

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Centralized rule

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The Qin responded to threats from northern

nomadic tribes by doing this

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The Great Wall

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The Qin further strengthened national bonds through their

standardization of this

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The Chinese system of writing – Mandarin Chinese

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The Qin penchant for repressive rule was

expressed by this state ideology

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Legalism

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The blending of Aryan and Dravidian cultures

occurred during these periods

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The Vedic and Epic Ages

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This was the most centralized of the classical

Indian civilizations

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The Mauryan Empire

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Buddhism hit its peak under his rule

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Ashoka

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Of the classical civilizations of Rome, Han

China, and Greece, the Kingdom of the Guptas

was most like this

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Greece

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Like Charlemagne in Europe, he attempted to re-establish empire in

India following the collapse of the Guptas

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King Harsha

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The Code of Hammurabi was based on these two principles

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Eye for an eye (lex talionis) and social position (class)

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The Law of Nations is based on the laws of this

civilization

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Rome

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This proclamation made Christianity an officially

tolerated religion within the Roman Empire

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The Edict of Milan

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Besides law, Rome bound its diverse populations

together with this and this

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The Latin language and citizenship

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Imperial Roman law was based on these early

Roman laws

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The Twelve Tables

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He was the first to mass-produce cars on an

assembly line

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Henry Ford

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This German leader approved the

development of the Volkswagen Beetle

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Adolph Hitler

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This character learned a lesson about values in the movie, Cars

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Lightning McQueen

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This car pictured here belonged to this TV family

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The Munsters

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In this TV action show, the car talked to its driver

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Knight Rider

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Egypt China Caste Rome Candy

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Powerful, absolute ruler

Little to no slavery

Little interaction with outside world

The above describes this period in Egyptian history

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The Old Kingdom

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This was the major reason for the fall of both the Old and

Middle Kingdoms

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Revolts of the nobility

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This event caused the Egyptians to discard

regional loyalties and unite as a single people

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The conquest of Egypt by the Hyksos

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Egypt became an imperial power during this phase of its

history

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The New Kingdom

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The Egyptian Empire was ended by an attack by this

people

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The Sea People

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During the Shang period, this metal was restricted to the

elites

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Bronze

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These are the Chinese dynasties through the

classical period in chronological order

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Shang

Zhou

Qin

Han

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This was used to legitimize the rule of the Zhou

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The Mandate of Heaven

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The Zhou had this type of government

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Feudal

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The persecution of this class occurred during the reign of Qin Shi-huangdi

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Scholars

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This was the elite caste during the initial Aryan

conquest of the Dravidians

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The Kshatriya

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Slavery did not take root in India because of the presence

of this social group

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The Untouchables

(Dasa – Dalits)

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Each caste level is made up of thousands of sub-

castes called these

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Jati

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This caste is NOT twice-born

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Sudra (Shudra)

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The caste system was initially based on this

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Varna (color)

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Dominance of the Mediterranean was

decided by these three wars

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The Punic Wars

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The precedent of military seizure of Rome was set by

him

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Sulla

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The Roman Republic was an era of constant conflict between these

two classes

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The Patricians and the Plebeians

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Roman generals who were made emperor by their armies only to be killed and replaced by other generals were

called this

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Barracks Emperors

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The rule of Rome by co-emperors each assisted by a Caesar was called

this

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Tetrarchy

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Dried grapes covered by chocolate are called this

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Raisinets

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Gummi Bears come in these five colors

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Red, green, yellow, orange, and clear

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A bar of chocolate nougat covered by white chocolate is

called this

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Zero Bar

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This chocolate bar is produced in a triangular

shape

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Toblerone

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Urban legend had it that drinking Coca-cola with

this candy could result in death

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