| Peak | Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5th Century CE | Their infamous leader was the scourge of the Roman Empire | Huns | 80%
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| 19th Century CE | This Native American confederation defeated Custer at the Battle of Little Bighorn | Sioux | 80%
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| 13th Century CE | Their leader Temujin founded the largest empire ever seen, from China to Europe | Mongols | 60%
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| 1st Century CE | These nomads dominated Persia, killed an invading Roman triumvir, and invented the "parting shot" | Parthians | 60%
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| 4th Century CE | Shapur reformed this professional army of heavily armed cavalry | Sassanids | 40%
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| 8th Century BCE | Known to history as the first Central Asian nomadic empire | Scythians | 40%
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| 10th Century CE | These warriors adopted Islam and eventually took control of the Abassid caliphate | Turks | 40%
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| 6th Century CE | These heavy cavalry, also found in Persian armies, became standard in the Byzantine military | Cataphracts | 20%
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| 14th Century CE | Founded by Batu, grandson of the Great Khan, this empire held the khanate's northwestern region for another century | Golden Horde | 20%
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| 2nd Century BCE | Technically javelin-throwers, not archers, Livy called them "the best horsemen in Africa" | Numidian Cavalry | 20%
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| 13th Century CE | Period in which horse archery, as well as the Samurai class, peaked in medieval Japan | Kamakura Period | 0%
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| 3rd Century BCE | Women had a prominent role in warfare. Dominated north of the Black Sea | Sarmatians | 0%
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