Capitals
Capital of Ancient Egypt (Old Kingdom)
Memphis
The religious writing system of Egypt
Hieroglyphics
Ruler of the first empire
Sargon of Akkad
In Egypt, the god of the sun and the god of the air who were combined to create one great god.
Amun-Ra
What caused the Akkadian Empire to collapse
The leader died, famine, and migration.
Capital of the Babylonian Empire
Babylon
The writing system of Sumer
Cuneiform
Ruler at the peak of the Assyrian Empire
Suppiluliuma I
The head god of the Sumerian pantheon
Enlil
What caused the Sumer to fall
The economy was struggling and they were conquered
Capital of the Akkadin Empire
Akkad
The writing system for business in Egypt
Demotic
Established the first Babylon Empire
Hammurabi
Ruler of the gods in Babylonian religion
Marduk
What caused the downfall of the Old Babylonian Empire
Invaded by Semitic people and eventually taken over by the Hittites
Capital of the Hittites
Hattusa
Writing system in Cyprus
Cypro-Syllabic
This Pharoah greatly expanded and made Egypt more wealthy through trade
Hatshepsut
God of war and empire in Assyria
Ashur
What caused the fall of the Assyrian Empire
Capital of Ancient Assyria
Assur
Writing system of the Canaanites
Proto-Canaanite
Ruler of the Hyksos that invaded Egypt
Salatis or Saites
Supreme God of the Canaanites
El
What caused the fall of the new Babylonian empire
Cyprus the Great took over