Assyria
cuneiform
Getting iron out of iron ore (iron weapons)
Standardization of money & measurements; moving his capital city around; building roads, schools, & hospitals
birds
1) 1st time laws were written down 2) created equality under the law 3) protected women, children, etc. 4) warned of punishments "up front"
a mountain top
Akkad
It changes who makes the final decision on who survives the flood.
Babylon (2)
Persia
satrap
Hanging Gardens of Babylon
immortality
1) trade 2) built walls 3) experts at irrigation
An irridescent necklace
A provincial government used primarily by the Persian empire
In both Genesis and the Epic, the boat eventually runs aground on...
Cyrus did many things to try to unify his large empire. Name one
In Genesis, the symbol for the promise between God and humanity that there will never again be a flood is a rainbow. What is the symbol in the Epic?
Leader Cyrus is associated with which civilization?
In Genesis, God seals the door of the ark shut. In the Epic, it is Utnapishtim. Why is this significant?
Supposedly Nebuchadnezzar built this for his homesick wife
Leader Nebuchadnezzar is associated with which civilization?
They had 3 major challenges - few resources, no protection from invaders, & unpredictable flooding. How did they solve for them?
At the end of the flood story in the Epic, Utnapishtim is given this gift
What technology are the Hittites most famous for?
The Code of Hammurabi did several important things - name 3.
Leader Sargon is associated with which civilization?
Leader Assurbanipal is associated with which civilization?
The Epic and Genesis stories state that these animals were sent out to see if there was any dry land
Wedge-shaped writing invented by the Sumerians
Description | Match: |
The god Enlil is so powerful that gods can only look at | his hat |
Humans were created by the gods for this purpose | to work in their place |
Humans were created from this material | clay from the bottom of the sea |
In the Epic of Gilgamesh, the gods send down a great flood because | the humans were too noisy |
This monotheistic religion grows during the Persian empire | Zoroastrianism |
The Epic and Genesis stories state that these animals were sent out to see if there was any dry land | birds |
In both Genesis and the Epic, the boat eventually runs aground on... | a mountain top |
At the end of the flood story in the Epic, Utnapishtim is given this gift | immortality |
In Genesis, the symbol for the promise between God and humanity that there will never again be a flood is a rainbow. What is the symbol in the Epic? | An irridescent necklace |
In Genesis, God seals the door of the ark shut. In the Epic, it is Utnapishtim. Why is this significant? | It changes who makes the final decision on who survives the flood. |
Step-shaped structure used for religious & political business | ziggurat |
A city that is independent & function like its own country | city-state |
This is created when a powerful leader does not leave a clear successor | power vacuum |
Wedge-shaped writing invented by the Sumerians | cuneiform |
A provincial government used primarily by the Persian empire | satrap |
Leader Hammurabi is associated with which civilization? | Babylon (1) |
Leader Sargon is associated with which civilization? | Akkad |
Leader Nebuchadnezzar is associated with which civilization? | Babylon (2) |
Leader Assurbanipal is associated with which civilization? | Assyria |
Leader Cyrus is associated with which civilization? | Persia |
What technology are the Hittites most famous for? | Getting iron out of iron ore (iron weapons) |
Cyrus did many things to try to unify his large empire. Name one | Standardization of money & measurements; moving his capital city around; building roads, schools, & hospitals |
Supposedly Nebuchadnezzar built this for his homesick wife | Hanging Gardens of Babylon |
They had 3 major challenges - few resources, no protection from invaders, & unpredictable flooding. How did they solve for them? | 1) trade 2) built walls 3) experts at irrigation |
The Code of Hammurabi did several important things - name 3. | 1) 1st time laws were written down 2) created equality under the law 3) protected women, children, etc. 4) warned of punishments "up front" |