In the former case, you are definitely right. The official name of the state was most certainly Roman Empire and the native inhabitans (mostly Greek speaking) called themselves Romans (in fact, the colloquial Greek term "Romios" came to mean "a Greek" and was use as such long after Greek-speaking lands were subjected by the Ottomans, in some rural areas even unitl the 20th century). However, I am all but certain that the Crusader-created empire sponsored by the West in the 13th was actually called Latin Empire even then (since the term "Latins" was used to denote Catholic Christians of the Roman rite, to distinguish them from the Byzantine Orthodox worshippers).
very minor thing, but could the clue for Inca perhaps be more focused on what it was while it was around?
Portugal didn't get a claim to half the New World, only a pretty small slice; additionally, the clue could also refer to the other side of the Treaty. surely better clue is possible
"empire" is very strong for Wu? it was after all, literally the "Three Kingdoms" period, and it kinda messed around in the bones of a former empire until it died.
The Treaty of Tordesillas granted all land outside of Europe and west of 46 degrees west longitude to Spain and all lands east to Portugal, for the purpose of colonization. The Treaty of Zaragoza bounded the other side of this area in East Asia. So the world was very nearly divided in half. Though Portuguese colonization of the western portion of Brazil and Spanish colonization of the Philippines would defy these treaties.
Anyone else feel guessing Chinese empires is almost too easy in Latin alphabet? I don't know anything about Chinese history but if I just spam Chinese-sounding one syllable words I can usually get them
One suggestion I might make is that you change the answer that appears for C from 'Carthage' to 'Carthaginian', for the sake of consistency with the other answers.
Of course, both should be accepted as correct, but I think it would make more sense for 'Carthaginian' to appear since it is the adjective-form of the name like all the other empires on the list ('French' not 'France,' 'Byzantine' not 'Byzantium,' etc.).
90% of the current population of the Tibetan Autonomous Region is ethnically Tibetan.
Portugal didn't get a claim to half the New World, only a pretty small slice; additionally, the clue could also refer to the other side of the Treaty. surely better clue is possible
"empire" is very strong for Wu? it was after all, literally the "Three Kingdoms" period, and it kinda messed around in the bones of a former empire until it died.
(though admittedly, Xaaso is pushing it too. There aren't very many countries that start with X but I think Xaaso is more of an empire than Xia)
One suggestion I might make is that you change the answer that appears for C from 'Carthage' to 'Carthaginian', for the sake of consistency with the other answers.
Of course, both should be accepted as correct, but I think it would make more sense for 'Carthaginian' to appear since it is the adjective-form of the name like all the other empires on the list ('French' not 'France,' 'Byzantine' not 'Byzantium,' etc.).
Thank you for your time :)