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chapter 4 exam

exam chapter 4

TermDefinition
who was Sargon? created the world's first empire in 2340 B.C..
Hammurabi's law code influenced later law codes, including those of Greece and Rome. true
provinces how Assyrian kings divided their empire into political districts
iron One of the key factors in the success of the Assyrian army was their use of weapons.
Which of strongly influenced the Assyrians? the babylonians
A group called the Amorites conquered the Assyrians. false
Nineveh the capital of the Assyrian Empire
Who built the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Nebuchadnezzar
Babylonian artisans sold goods to passing caravans. true
In 539 B.C., the Egyptians conquered Babylon false
province a political district
Astronomers study stars and planets
Nineveh- the Assyrian Empire’s Capital city
Nebuchadnezzar Chaldean king who rebuilt Babylon
Caravan a group of traveling merchants
Hanging Gardens of Babylon one of the seven wonders of the ancient world
Who did the Chaldean’s defeat in 612 B.C? The Assyrians
the mountain people that captured Babylon in 539 B.C The Persians
The Fertile Crescent includes parts of the modern countries of Turkey, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Isreal and Jordan true
Sumerian city-states went to war with one another to increase trade- false
Sargon conquered all of the peoples of Mesopotamia, creating the world's first empire that lasted more than 200 years- true
The Assyrian army numbered around 50,000 soldiers, including infantry, cavalry, and charioteers - true
Which group rebelled against the Assyrians? Chaldeans
The first Sumerian kings were probably war heros
Who wrote a legal code that covered most areas of daily life? Hammurabi
how many codes did Hammurabi write? 282 an eye for an eye
Who made up the Sumerian middle class? artisans, merchants, farmers and fishers
During the summer in Mesopotamia water was SCARCE
scribe a person who writes/keeps written records in Mesopotamia (cuneiform)
first large army to use iron weapons Assyrians
site of one of the world's first libraries Nineveh
Gilgamesh hero of an epic who travels the world performing great deeds
ziggurat a pyramid shaped structure with a temple at the top
people who study heavenly bodies astromoners
The formation of social classes was an important step in the development of civilizations. true
silt The flooded rivers of Mesopotamia carried small particles of rich soil
An artisan specialized in making goods. true
in Mesopotamia, a city-state relied on crops from other regions. false
In Sumerian city-states, people worshipped their gods in a temple called a ziggurat
A Sumerian farmer was a member of the lower class false
Women had few civil rights in Sumerian society. true
Which of the following did Sumerians use to write cuneiform? reeds
Epic of Gilgamesh? It is the world's oldest known story.
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