World History Project Topics Ancient Discoveries of China, or Vlad the Impaler Tenochtitlan Egypt, or Mesoamerica, or India, Elizabethan Period Rosetta Stone or any other civilization Ferdinand and Isabella Shakespeare Weapons of an ancient French Revolution Socrates civilization Huns Sphinx Acropolis Hundred Year’s War Stonehenge Pantheon Inca Civilization Taj Mahal Parthenon Iron Age Thucydides Alexandra the Great Ivan the Terrible Timbuktu Attila the Hun Joan of Arc Trojan War Genghis Khan Leonardo da Vinci Tudor Monarchy Alexandra, Egypt (ancient) Leprosy Tutankhamen Alps (history relating to Louis XIV Versailles geography) Magna Carta Treaty of Versailles Building of city of Venice Mayan Civilization Vikings Aztec capital Mayflower Egyptian farming – shaduf- Antony and Cleopatra Mecca irrigation systems cataracts Children of the crusades Michelangelo Nile River Archimedes Mohammed Menes Aristotle Napoleon Bonaparte Pharaohs Socrates Neanderthal man Mummification Plato Sir Isaac Newton Hieroglyphics Aztec Civilization Use of Oriental spices Papyrus Tower of Babel Ottoman Empire Early River Valley Civilizations Black Death Peloponnesian War Mesopotamia Anne Boleyn Persian Empire Hammurabi and the laws King Henry VIII Peter the Great Shang Dynasty Bronze Age Pharaoh Zhou Dynasty Ice Age Pontius Pilot Indus Valley Ice Man Plagues of Egypt Assyrians conquer Israel Buddha Marco Polo King Saul unites Hebrews Byzantine Empire Pompeii Phoenicians dominate trade Byzantine Architecture Ptolemy Indo-European migrations Gothic Architecture Pyramids Nubian Kingdom Julius Caesar Queen Elizabeth Battle of Kadesh between Carthage Raphael Egyptians and Hittites Catherine the Great Rasputin Persia – Persian Wars Charlemagne Reformation Han Dynasty Coliseum Reign of Terror Qin Dynasty Columbus Martin Luther Confucius Copernicus Rembrandt Hindus compose the Upanishads Crucifixion Renaissance Early Hominids Dead Sea Scrolls Richard the Lion Hearted Cro-Magnons The Crusades The Fertile Crescent Paleolithic Age Sewage systems of various cities Aryan Invasions of India Neolithic Age . Indus Valley Patterns of Ancient Trade Beginning of Agriculture . Rome Kush Empire Neanderthals . Carthage Assyrian Empire Aqueducts Castle life Persian Empire Trade in Roman Empire Bloodletting (barbers) Greek-City States Indian Empires

Charlemagne’s Empire Indian Trade Routs The Holy Roman Empire Muslim Leaders and Empires Mesoamerican Civilizations Constantinople The Mongol Empire

Olympia and Olympics Marco Polo Mary Leakey Nomads Herodotus Hammurabi Tigris and Euphrates River The Triumvirate Menes Indus River Valley Lucy Siddhartha Guatama Civilization of the steppes Spices and Trade King Solomon Migration Important Artifacts tell stories Hatshepsut Hittites Hominids Confucius Anatolia Paleolithic Age Laozi Aryans Neolithic Age Pericles Vedas Homo sapiens Socrates Brahmin Cave paintings Plato Caste System Hunter-gatherers Aristotle Mahabharata Slash-burn farming Alexander Sanskrit Domestication Hannibal Reincarnation Neolithic Revolution Julius Caesar Karma Ancient Artisans Augustus Jainism Scribes Constantine Siddhartha Cuneiform writing Diocletian Gautama Bronze Age Chandragupta Maurya Enlightenment Barter Asoka Nirvana Cultural diffusion Liu Bang 4 Noble Truths Polytheism Ezana Minoans Theocracy Ibn Khaldun Aegean Sea Canopic jars Empress Theodora Knossos Embalming process Alexandre Nevsky King Minos Monsoon climates Malik Shah Phoenicians Mohenjo-Daro plumbing Tang Taizong Writing throughout the ages Loess in China Wu Zhao Palestine The Great Wall Genghis Khan Torah Yangtze River Kublai Khan Abraham Geography of China Marco Polo Monotheism Oracle bones Benedict Covenants Mandate of Heaven Saladin Moses Dynastic cycle Richard the Lion-Hearted Israel Feudalism in China Joan of Arc Judah Medieval Feudalism Sundiata Tribute Qin dynasty Mansa Musa Hatshepsut Shi Huangdi Pachacuti Thutmose III Autocracy Medici Family Ramses II Epics Leonardo da Vinci Nebuchadnezzar Myths Raphael Assyrian Military Power Polis Martin Luther Cyrus Acropolis Henry VIII Cambyses Monarchy Elizabeth I Darius Aristocracy John Calvin Satrap Oligarchy Osman Royal Road Phalanx Shah Abbas Zoroaster Tyrant Akbar Filial piety Helot Prince Henry Bureaucracy Democracy Kangxi Daoism Solon Hernando Cortes Legalism Marathons Montezuma II Yin and yang Direct democracy Philip II of Spain Qin dynasty Classical art

Philosophers Sahara Czar Mayan ball courts in Mexico Savanna Kievan Rus Sumo wrestling in Japan Desertification Mongol invasions Darius III Maize Mamelukes Farm tools through the ages Digging up the past Seljuks Hellenistic period Mesoamerica Vizier Alexandria Olmec Malik Shah Euclid Zapotec Tang Taizong Archimedes Monte Alban Wu pastoralist Colossus of Rhodes Olmec Civilization Clans Greek Astronomy Andean civilization Genghis Khan Alexandria’s museum The Muslim World Zhao Pythagorean Theorem Allah Movable type Republic Muhammad Gentry Patricians Islam Mongol Empire Plebeians Muslim Mongol rulers Tribunes Hijrah Kublai Khan Consuls of Rome Qur’an Marco Polo Senate Mosque Shinto Dictator Hajj Samurai Roman Legions Sunna Bushido Hannibal Shari’a Shogun Scipio Beliefs and practices of Islam Feudalism in Japan Roman government structure caliph Women’s clothing throughout Greek government structure Shi’a ancient World History The Roman Army Sunni The Zen Way Absolute rulers Sufi Khmer Empire Augustus Fatimid Angkor Wat Pax Romana House of Wisdom Koryo Dynasty Gladiators Calligraphy Middle Ages Nero Role of women in ancient Franks Bad Emperors of Rome cultures Monastery Good Emperors of Rome Medical advances throughout Secular Bread and Circuses of Rome ancient history Carolingian Dynasty Heresy Math and Science discoveries The Germanic Kingdom Pope and bishops of the church throughout ancient history Clovis The spread of Christianity Astronomy throughout ancient Benedict of 543 A.D. Attila the Hun history Lord Germanic Invasions Religions causing wars Fief Greco-Roman culture Justinian Code Vassal Pompeii Hagia Sophia Knight Virgil Patriarch Serf Tacitus Icons Manor The Colosseum Iconoclasts Tithe Jesus Excommunication Chivalry Silk Roads Schism Tournaments Gupta Empire Cyrillic alphabet Castles of the Middle Ages Civil Service Slavs Weapons of Middle Ages Henry II Boyars Richard the Lion-Hearted Magna Carta Olga Reconquista John Wycliffe Vladimir Inquisition Bubonic plague Yaroslav the Wise Architecture through the ages Hundred Year’s War Alexander Nevsky Saladin Joan of Arc William the Conqueror