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EMPIRES
PEOPLE
TERMS
PLACES
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This was the empire
that was kind to those
they conquered
Who are the Persians?
This empire was led with
strictest rules.
Who were the
Babylonians?
This ancient empire
focused mostly on
warfare and began in
Northern Mesopotamia.
Who were the
Assyrians?
This Indo-European group
established themselves in
Anatolia, then spread to
Mesopotamia.
Who were the Hittites?
This was the
Empire
in history.
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Who were the Akkadians?
Often called “The Great” this ruler
Allowed the Jews to return from
Babylon to Jerusalem.
Who was Cyrus?
This man had a very strict
Law code throughout his empire.
Who was Hammurabi?
This man was the ruler of the
Neo-Babylonian Empire
and is mentioned in the
Hebrew Bible as a bad man.
Who was
Nebuchadnezzar?
This was the wild man that
became Gilgamesh’s friend
in the Epic of Gilgamesh.
Who was Enkidu?
This man was unable
to conquer Greece and vowed
to return to destroy Athens.
Who was Darius?
This was a religious place
at the center of
cities in early Mesopotamia.
What is a Ziggurat?
This is the term for the
belief in multiple
Gods/Goddesses
What is Polytheism?
This is what takes place when
people from different regions
trade and ideas and products
start to blend.
What is
cultural diffusion?
This was the term for a
governor in the Persian Empire
What was a satrap?
This is the term for a
marketplace where
people go to barter for goods.
What is a bazaar?
These are the two rivers
that bring life to
Mesopotamia.
What are the
Tigris and Euphrates?
This was the capital of the
Assyrian Empire in
Northern Mesopotamia.
What was Ninevah?
This was the long stretch
that allowed the Persians to
trade throughout their empire.
What was the
Royal Road?
This is the area where
Cambyses conquered and
offended many people.
What is Egypt?
This was one of the
first city-states in Sumer.
Its on your map.
What is UR?
Daily Double
These are the 3 major
environmental challenges
of Mesopotamia.
What are
Inconsistent Flooding
No Natural Boundaries
&
Limited Natural Resources
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This is approximately how long
hominids have been around.
What is between
4 and 5.5 million years?
This was Ashirbanipal’s
forever lasting
contribution to history.
What is the library?
This is known as the
age when people only
focused on hunting
and gathering.
What is the
Paleolithic Age?
This is another term for
the Neolithic Revolution.
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What is the
Agricultural Revolution?