| Answer |
Word |
Definition(s) |
| ______ |
1.
Elizabeth |
A.
with the help of Julius Caesar, she reclaimed her throne as the
Queen of Egypt. |
| ______ |
2.
Isabella |
B.
helped leas to a multi-racial democracy in South Africa. |
| ______ |
3.
Ghandi |
C.
the founder of the last shogunate in Japan. |
| ______ |
4.
Lincoln |
D.
Successfully led America to preserving the Union of States and
ending slavery. |
| ______ |
5.
Zedong |
E.
Noted a military genius and uniter of southern Africa's people. |
| ______ |
6.
Cleopatra |
F.
the pioneer of satyagraha. Inspired civil rights and peace throughout
the world. |
| ______ |
7.
Montezuma |
G.
The only British Prime Minister to receive the Nobel Prize in
Literature. |
| ______ |
8.
Zulu |
H.
the leader of the Mongols. Conquered all of Asia and a large amount
of Europe. |
| ______ |
9.
Tokugawa |
I.
Thought of as undefeated in battle, he was one of the most successful
military commanders of all time. |
| ______ |
10.
Alexander |
J.
she became the Queen of England at the age of twenty five. |
| ______ |
11.
Caesar |
K.
Touted as the driving force behind establishing China as a major
world power. |
| ______ |
12.
Churchill |
L.
his leadership created to great progress in civil and human rights
in the United States. |
| ______ |
13.
Reagan |
M.
Was the force behind the transformation of the Roman Republic
into the Roman Empire. |
| ______ |
14.
Khan |
M.
Highly noted for his political and economic initiatives as President
of the United States. |
| ______ |
15.
Mandela |
O.
she was a driving force behind the Spanish Inquisition. |
| ______ |
16.
King |
P.
during his reign, the Aztec Empire grew to its maximum size. |
