Bonus
Hammurabi's Code
Babylonia
Tigris and Euphrates rivers
Sumer
100

What does CE stand for?

CE stands for Commen Era.

100

Where is Hammurabi's code kept to this day?

Hammurabi's Code is kept in the Louver in Paris, France.

100

Where is Babylon today?

Modern-day Iraq 

100

Where do the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers empty?

The Tigris and Euphrates rivers empty into the Persian Gulf.

100

Where is Sumer today?

Sumer is now in southern Iraq.

200

What does BCE stand for?

BCE stands for Before Common Era.

200

On Hammurabi's what god is Hammurabi facing?

Shamash god of sun and justice.

200

How many feet thick were the walls in Babylon?

The walls were 10 feet thick.

200

Where do the Tigris and Euphrates begin?

The Tigris and Euphrates rivers begin in Southeastern Turkey in the Taurus mountains.

200

When was the first recorded war?

The first war was fought in 2700 BCE.

300

What does AD stand for?

AD stands for Anno Domini.

300

What happens if a builder builds a house and it falls and kills the owner?

The builder is put to death.

300

Who built the gardens of Babylon?

King Nebuchadnezzar built the gardens of Babylon.

300

What are the four countries that the Tigris and Euphrates rivers run through?

Turkey, Syria, Iraq, and Iran

300

What is Sumer most known for?

Sumer was most known for innovations in language, governance, and architecture.

400

What is one problem people faced in Sumer?

People faced an uncontrolled water supply.

400

How old is Hammurabi's code?

Hammurabi's code is 4,000 years old.

400

Why did King Nebuchadnezzar build the gardens of Babylon?

King Nebuchadnezzar built the gardens of Babylon to make his wife less homesick of her old home.

400

Which one is longer the Tigris or Euphrates River?

The Euphrates River is longer at 1,740 miles.

400

What are some things that the Sumerians invented? Responses may vairy.

Responses may vairy;  The wheel, cuneiform script, arithmetic, geometry, irrigation, saws and other tools, sandals, chariots, harpoons, and beer.

500

What does "Mesopatamia" mean in greek?

"Mesopatamia" means "land between two rivers" in greek.
500

When did Hammurabi rule?

Hammurabi ruled from 1792-1750 BCE

500

How did the Babylonians bring water to the roof?

They brought water to the roof with the Archimedes screw

500

Who can get water from the river first, people living in Kish or Ur?

People living in Ur can get river water first because Ur is closer to the Euphrates River than Kish is to the Euphrates or Tigris River.

500

How did Sumer fall?

Sumer fell when it lost its economic strength; which led to loss of political and military strength.

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