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Sargon Ruler of Akkad, invaded and conquered Sumer
Hammurabi King of Babylon, created set of laws
Codify Arrange and set down in writing
Civil Law A branch of law which deals with private rights and matters
Criminal Law A branch of law which deals with offenses against others
Nebuchadnezzar Aggresive and ruthless second Babylonian king who stretched Babylon from Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean Sea
Barter Economy An economy in which you exchange one set of goods for another
Money Economy An economic system in which goods and services are paid for through an exchange of some token of agreed value
Zoroaster A thinker who helped unite the empire of Babylon by teaching that a single wise god, Ahura Mazda, ruled.
Colony A territory settled and ruled by people from another land
Alphabet A writing system in which symbol represents a single basic sound
Monotheistic Believing that there is only one God
Abraham A man who, according to the Torah, lived near Ur and was considered "the father of the Israelite people"
Covenant A promise or agreement
Moses A man who tells the Israelites that in return for obedience to God, He will lead them out of bondage and into the promised land
David The man who was the second kind of Israel and united the twelve separate tribes of Israel
Solomon The son of David, and his successor, who undertook the task of turning the city of Jerusalem into an impressive capital
Patriarchal The men held the greatest legal and moral authority
Sabbath A holy day for rest and worship
Prophets Spiritual leaders who interpreted God's will. Ex: Isaiah
Ethics Moral standards
Diaspora The spreading of the Jewish people
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