Babylonians
Babylonian ruler that led during the great expansion.
Nebuchadnezzar II
This household insect can be found around your kitchen and annoying everyone at summer barbecues.
Fly
This lawgiver wrote Athens first laws around 620 BC
Draco
Where the gardens were built.
Babylon
The last great king of the Assyrian Empire.
Ashurbanipal
This gate kept the entrance to the city of Babylon.
Ishtar Gate
The only winged mammal on planet earth.
Bats
This lawgiver created Sparta's military society.
Lycurgus
True or False: The gardens did not actually "hang".
True
The major capitol city of the Assyrian Empire.
Nineveh
Babylon came to power after the fall of this empire.
Assyrian
The largest bird in the world.
Ostrich
Draco's laws were said to have been written, not in ink, but in ________.
Blood
What century the Gardens were built.
6th century BC
Reached the peak of power in this year.
671 BC
Multiple lands ruled by one government.
Empire
This prehistoric reptile is often confused with dinosaurs but actually belonged to a separate flying group.
Pterodactyl
This lawgiver ended debt slavery in Athens
Solon
The name of the king who had the gardens built.
Nebuchadnezzar II
One of the worlds first and largest collections was built by the Assyrian king.
Library of Nineveh
Babylon's wealth came from this exploit.
Trade
This animal can glide long distances using loose skin flaps but cannot generate powered flight like birds or bats.
Flying Squirrel
Name something outlawed by Lycurgus.
Wealth, luxury, gold and silver.
Who the gardens were built for.
Amytis (wife of King Nebuchadnezzar II)
Assyria was the first country to have a permanent, professional _________.
Military