Hammurabi’s Code
Empires
Religon
Social Structure
Mesopotamia
100

What is Hammurabi’s Code?

A set of rules/laws

100

When was the Babylonian empire created, and which numbered order was it created?

1700’s BCE, #2.

100

Where did they pray to their gods?

Ziggurats

100

Who was on top of the pyramid, and seen as a god?

The King(s)

100

What was the 2 main rivers in Mesopotamia?

Euphrates, and Tigris River.

200

What is a prompt for Hammurabi’s Code?

Eye for an Eye

200

Which empire was the first to be created? (Bonus Question for 100+ points: When was the empire created?)

Akkadian Empire (Bonus Question: 2300’s BCE)

200

True or false: They only worshiped 1 god.

False

200

Who was at the bottom at the pyramid?

Slaves

200

In the Epic of Gigalemesh, what is the lesson that Gigalemesh learned?

Nobody can escape death, as it is a gift from the gods.

300

What would happen if a son hit his father?

The son’s hand would be cut off.

300

Which empire restored the Babylonian Empire?

Neo-Babylonian Empire

300
What was their religion called?

Polytheism

300

What role has been seen as non-important? (2 answers!!!)

Slaves, Farmers/Laborers

300

Which structure had fertile soil?

The fertile cresent

400
How many laws were there?

282

400

Which empire took over Mesopotamia?

Persian Empire
400

What did they do to please their gods?

Made sacrifices to the empower, praying in Ziggurats.

400

Who keeps records and writes laws?

Scribes

400

What was the four major cities in Mesopotamia?

Eridu, Ur, Uruk, and Babylonian.

500

What empire created Hammurabi’s Code?

Babylonian

500

What is the order of the Empires? 

Akkadian, Babylonian, Assyrian, Neo-Babylonian

500

Name ONE type of god they worshiped.

Anu, Enlil, Enki, Nanna/Sin, Shamash, Inanna/Ishtar

500

Name the order of all the roles.

Kings, Priests, Scribes, Merchants/Traders, Farmers/Laborers, and Slaves

500

What was the ALL of the achievements that Mesopotamians accomplished?

Trade, Calendar, First written code of laws (Cuneiform), Plows/Farming/Irrigation, and the Wheel.

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