Military
A large, heavy log used to break through walls or gates during a siege
Battering Ram
Groups of people, especially merchants, traveling together across a desert
A king, queen or emperor who rules a kigndom or empire
Monarch
To throw something with great force
Hurl
Large, flat areas of land with few trees
Plains
The act of taking control of a place or people by force, usually in war
Conquest
Marketplaces in Middle-Eastern countries
Bazaar
The official home of a king, queen, or other noble person
Palace
People who drive a chariot
Charioteers
A short, well-known saying that expresses a common truth or piece of advice
Proverb
Two-wheeled horse-drawn vehicles used in ancient times for fighting or racing
Chariots
Magnificent and impressive appearance, great beauty
Splendor
Very cruel or violent
Vicious
a large area of a country or the world
Region
The broken pieces of stone, brick, or other materials from a destroyed building
Rubble
Astronomers