History

3. People who move from place to place, often without a permanent home, living off the land or herding animals.
4. Refers to the Middle Ages, a historical period between ancient and modern times known for knights and castles.
6. A period of renewed interest in art, science, and learning that followed the Middle Ages.
8. A visual representation of events in chronological order, helping us understand when historical events occurred.
11. An object from the past, often of historical or cultural significance, like pottery or ancient tools.
12. A king or queen who rules a country or territory, often as part of a monarchy.
13. A series of rulers from the same family who rule a country or region, such as the Ming Dynasty in China.

1. A complex society with cities, government, art, and culture, like the Ancient Roman civilization.
2. A vast and powerful group of territories and peoples ruled by a single leader, like the Roman Empire.
4. Relating to the current time or era we live in, often characterized by advanced technology and contemporary culture.
5. A major and often sudden change in a country's government or society, like the American Revolution.
7. Refers to a very long time ago, often relating to civilizations like Ancient Egypt or Greece.
9. A vast and powerful group of territories and peoples ruled by a single leader, like the Roman Empire.
10. The study of ancient cultures and civilizations by examining artifacts, ruins, and historical sites.