Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Assyria
Babylonia
Phoenicia and other peoples
100

an agreement or oath-bound relationship between two parties

covenant

100

the worship and reverence of something or someone other than God

idolatry

100

True or False. Assyria was located mainly on the upper Euphrates River.

False. 

100

True or False. Babylonia was mainly located on the southern Euphrates river. 

True.
100

The main contribution of the Phoenicians that we still use today.

their alphabet

200

originating in or characteristic of a particular region or country; native

indigenous 

200

foot soldiers

infantry

200

The main capital city of Assyria.

Nineveh

200

Another prominent name for the Babylonians.

Chaldeans

200

One of the three major cities of ancient Phoenicia

Byblos, Tyre, or Sidon

300

soldiers on horseback

cavalry

300

the use of offensive operations carried out to capture a fortified place by surrounding it is called _________ warfare

siege

300

The king who (most likely) overtook the Kingdom of Israel, bringing them into exile.

Sargon II

300

King who built the Hanging Gardens of Babylon.

Nebuchadnezzar 

300

True or false. Habakkuk prophesied about the Assyrians.

False.

400

type of warfare fought by irregulars in fast-moving, small-scale actions against orthodox military and police forces...

guerilla

400

a country that is subject or subordinate to another country

vassal

400

The Assyrians' chief deity.

Ashur

400

Goddess of love whose gate was located at the entrance of the city of Babylon

Ishtar

400

The name of the Phoenicians' most famous colony.

Carthage

500

fearful of other cultures

xenophobic
500

The 5 major cities of the Philistines were called the...

Pentapolis

500

This king was known for constructing and maintaining a library of ancient texts.

Ashurbanipal

500

Chief god of the Babylonians

Marduk

500

The name of the Persian king who conquered the Babylonian Empire.

Cyrus