Year | Description | Answer | % Correct |
---|---|---|---|
c. 570 | Muhammad is born in this city | Mecca | 95%
|
500s | This board game spreads from India to Persia | Chess | 91%
|
522 | Byzantine monks steal the secret of making this fabric from the Chinese | Silk | 91%
|
c. 450 | The city of Teotihuacan, located in this modern-day country, reaches its zenith with a population of about 150,000 | Mexico | 90%
|
c. 432 | This saint arrives in Ireland | Saint Patrick | 90%
|
541–542 | This disease, spread by Yersinia pestis bacteria, makes its first appearance, devastating the Byzantine empire | Plague | 89%
|
476 | This empire comes to an end, marking the beginning of the Middle Ages | Western Roman Empire | 89%
|
453 | This infamous ruler of the Huns dies | Attila | 86%
|
446 | This religion is legally abolished in China, the first of four separate times this would happen | Buddhism | 82%
|
400s | Angles, Saxons, and Jutes begin to raid and settle this island | Great Britain | 82%
|
508 | Clovis makes this city the capital of the Frankish Empire | Paris | 82%
|
537 | This famous church (now a mosque) is completed in Constantinople | Hagia Sophia | 76%
|
400s–500s | Han Chinese people begin to settle the area south of this river | Yangtze | 74%
|
420 | This city is founded on a lagoon in the Adriatic | Venice | 73%
|
578 | The Kongō Gumi company is founded in this country. It would remain as an independent business until 2006. | Japan | 67%
|
531–579 | Khosrow I rules the Sasanian Empire, based in this modern-day country | Iran | 65%
|
427 | This city becomes the capital of the Korean kingdom "Goguryeo" | Pyongyang | 65%
|
482 | This city is founded on the Dnieper river, at least according to tradition | Kyiv | 63%
|
415 | The pagan philosopher Hypatia is murdered in this African city | Alexandria | 62%
|
565 | This "great" Byzantine emperor dies after a long and eventful reign | Justinian | 46%
|
477 | This Chinese monastery, famous for its martial arts, is founded | Shaolin | 38%
|
Copyright H Brothers Inc, 2008–2024
Contact Us | Go To Top | View Mobile Site