Assyrian and Babylonian
Empire
Sumerian Empire
Phoenicians
Persian Empire
Judaism
100

This gave the Babylonians written laws to follow 

What is theHammurabi's Code?

100

Mesopotamia's location

Where is between the Tigris and Euphrates River?

100

the group that adopted the Phoenicians writing system and weights and measures

Who are the Greeks?

100

the official relgion of the Persian Empire that believed the universe is in the struggle between good and evil

What is Zoroastrianism?

100

The important books of the Hebrew Bible

What are Torah, The Prophets, and The Writings

200
the Assyrian empire had 70 smaller provinces that each had a governor to report back to the ruler. 

How did the rulers keep control of distant lands?

200
the only person believed to be able to communicate with gods to help the city-state prosper
Who are the priests?
200

How was  the Phoenicians able to sell purple fabric?

The used snails to make purple dye that dyed the fabrics purple

200

Darius made three important changes when he was the ruler of Persia that had great improvements. 

What is common currency, new roads with postal stations, central government with local people having some control over their own government. 

200

The texts containing commentaries and teachings of Moses

What is the Talmud?

300
The ruler who maintain control by giving local rules some control over their government and funded the construction of roads across his empire

Who is Darius?

300

This led the Fertile Cresecent become extremely fertile

What is the silt deposit from the annual flooding?

300
The term is called cultural diffusion

What is the spread of cultural traits and achievements from one regoin to another along with their exports?

300

How long did the Persian empire reign?

over a thousand years. 
300

Marks the beginning of the Jewish Diaspora

What is when the Babylonians conquer and destroy Jerusalem and the Holy Temple 

400

What helped the Assyrians in battle?

their cavalry and iron weaspon


400

What were the two inventions of the Sumerians and what was each of their influence?

the wheel made traveling with items easier increasing trade, and

 the irrigation system helped with farming

400

Where was one of the Phoenicians provinces that turned into a city-state and was was it important?

Carthage. It was important because it was turned into a city-state by a women who provided a safe area for Phoenicians to retreat if under attack. 

500
What do you picture was the reason Sumer got conquered? Who conquered them, and who was their leader? 

The different city-states keep fighting among each other over land making them weak. Akkadians was the first empire with Sargon was the leader. 

500

What was the biggest culture influence spread by the Phoenicians and what was one important facts about this influence?

A new writing alphabet with 22 symbols 

500

Judaism is different from other religions in the ancient world. 

What is the belief in one God that sets laws about right and wrong?