Writing and Laws
Egyptian Dynasties
Religion
Technology/Trade
Empires
100

This wedge-shaped writing system was developed by the Sumerians and used a stylus pressed into clay tablets.

What is Cuneiform?

100

This was the earliest of the three major periods of ancient Egypt, known for building the Great Pyramids.

What is the Old Kingdom

100

This is the belief in many gods, practiced by most ancient Near Eastern civilizations.

What is Polytheism

100

The Phoenicians were famous for producing this expensive purple dye from sea snails

What is Phoenician Purple 

100

This king of Israel was known as a great warrior and united the twelve tribes into one kingdom.

Who is David?

200

This ancient Babylonian king created one of the first written law codes around 1750 BCE.

Who is Hammurabi?

200

This kingdom came between the Old and New Kingdoms and saw Egypt reunited after a period of chaos.

What is The Middle Kingdom

200

This is the belief in one God, uniquely practiced by the ancient Hebrews.

What is Monotheism

200

The Hittites gained military superiority by being among the first to use weapons made from this metal.

What is Iron?

200

David's son, this king, built the first Temple in Jerusalem and was renowned for his wisdom.

Who is Solomon?

300

The Code of Hammurabi, often summarized as 'an eye for an eye' shows this theme of Civilization

What is Justice?
300

During this final great period, Egypt reached its height of power and expanded its empire significantly.

What is the New Kingdom?

300

God made this promise with Abraham, establishing a special relationship with the Hebrew people.

What is Covenant of Abraham?
300

Along with iron weapons, the Hittites used these two-wheeled vehicles to dominate ancient battlefields.

What are War-Chariots

300

The Hebrews were taken into exile in Babylon during this period, which lasted from 586-538 BCE.

What is the Babylonian Captivity (or Babylonian Exile)?

400

These two improvements in ancient societies resulted from the development of writing systems like cuneiform.

What are record-keeping and communication?

400

This river was absolutely crucial to Egyptian civilization, providing water, transportation, and fertile soil.

What is the Nile River?

400

This Hebrew leader received the Ten Commandments and led the Israelites out of Egyptian slavery.

Who is Moses?

400

The Phoenician innovations in this luxury dye and their alphabet both helped expand this economic activity.

What is Trade

400

This Persian king reorganized his empire into provinces and created an efficient administrative system.

Who is Darius the Great?

500

The Phoenicians developed this innovation that became the basis for most western modern languages, making writing more accessible.

What is the Alphabet?

500

The Nile's annual flooding deposited this nutrient-rich material that made Egyptian agriculture so productive.

What is silt?

500

This theological concept refers to God's sovereign guidance and care over His creation and human history.

What is God's Providence.

500

Innovation created by Mesopotamian societies we use for measuring time and making calculations.

What is Mathmematics?

500

These were the provinces that Darius the Great divided the Persian Empire into for easier administration.

What are satrapies?

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