The Hanging Gardens of Babylon
Location
Empires
Hammurabi's Code
Daily life
100

About when was the garden built?

Around 600 BCE.

100

What two rivers was Mesopotamia located in?

Euphrates and Tigris

100

In what time period did Akkadian Empire exist?

From 2300-2100 BCE.
100

Who wrote Hammurabi's code?

King Hammurabi

100

Name two jobs from mesopatamia.

Priest, scribe, merchant, craftsman, soldier, civil servant, or laborer.

200

How was the garden destroyed?

The garden was desroyed by a earthquake.

200

Name two of Mesopotamia's nicknames.

The fertile crescent, The Cradle of Civilization, The Land Between the Rivers.

200

In what time period did the Assyrian empire exist?

From 900-612 BCE.

200

What was Hammurabi's Code about?

Laws

200

Name 2 of the 3 main accomplishments that mesopatomians created. (explain why they were important)

The wheel, plow, and writing

300

Who was the garden built by?

The garden was built by King Nebuchadnezzar

300

What Modern-day country was Mesopotamia mainly located in? 

Mainly Iraq but parts of Turkey and Syria.

300

What time period did the Neo-Babylonian empire exist?

From 605-539 BCE.

300

What empire was King Hammurabi a part of?

Babylonian

300

What were most of the homes made of in Mesopotamia?

Mud bricks

400

Name one of the plants that was displaed in the garden.

 Plum, pear, fig, grapefruit, nightshade, willow, and pomegranate plants.

400

About how many miles across the Akkadian empire extended? (in miles)

About 800 miles.

400

In what time period did the Babylonian empire exist?

From 1792-1595 BCE.

400

What was Hammurabi's Code written in?

It is written in the Old Babylonian dialect of Akkadian

400

list two things mesopatoimians did for fun?

Sports, Board games, toys, music

500

How tall was the garden belived to be?

80 ft.

500

Witch river is longer, Euphrates or Tigris?

Euphrates

500

What Empire lasted the longest?

Assyrian empire.

500

When was the Code of Hammurabi composed? 

1755–1750 BCE

500

What were the four "ranks" in Mesopotamia?

The priests, the upper class, the lower class, and the slaves.