Ziggurats
Cuneiform
Babylonian Empire
Culture
Law
100

What are ziggurats?

Ziggurats are temple towers.

100

Who first developed cuneiform?

The Sumerians.

100

Who was king of the Babylonian Empire?

King Hamurrabi.

100

True or false: In the end Gilgamesh and Enkidu were friends.

True.

100

True or false: There was a law about selling slaves.

True.

200

Who built the ziggurats?

The king.

200

Why was cuneiform made?

1. For communication.

2. For law.

3. For religion and trade.

200

What river was Babylon located near?

The Euphrates River.

200

Where did Gilgamesh travel to?

1. Uruk.

2. The Underworld.

3. The cedar woods.

200

Name one of the laws.

1. Adoption.

2. Marriage.

3. Divorce.

4. Trade.

5. Disrespect.

6. Wages.

7. Crime.

8. Property.

300

What are ziggurats used for?

They are used for prayer.

300

Name one other invention that came from the Sumerians?

1. The wheel.

2. The sailboat.

3. Writing.


300

When Babylon begins its rise to power?

1792 B.C.

300

Who was Hammurabi?

Hammurabi was the king of Babylon.

300

How many laws were there in Hammurabi's Code?

There are 282 laws.

400

What were two names of ziggurats and their locations?

1. The god Anu in Uruk.

2. The Tower of Babel in Babylon.

3. Choga Zanbil in Iran.

400

Who discovered how to read cuneiform?

Henry Rawlinson.

400

What innovations were the Babylonians famous for?

1. Law.

2. Cuneiform.

3. Ziggurats.

4. Literature.

400

Who was Gilgamesh?

1. King of Uruk.

2. He oppressed his people.

3. He was 1/3 man and 2/3 god.

400

Name five types of the laws in Hammurabi's Code.

1. Marriage.

2. Property.

3. Adoption.

4. Divorce.

5. Wages.

6. Trade.

500

What were ziggurats made out of?

They were made with clay and mud.

500

Where was the largest collection of cuneiform tablets?

Nineveh.

500

What was Hammurabi's Code?

1. His laws talked about disrepesct, adoption, and marriage.

2. There were 282 laws.

3. It was written on clay tablets.

500

What are the four types of culture and give one definition.

1. Ideas.

2. Folkways.

3. Work.

4. Place.

500

What is the definition of "stele?"

Tall stone pillars with writing on them.

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