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Why was Babylon the center of trade? |
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Because it was at the crossroads of an important trade route. |
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Why was Hammurabbis code important? |
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Because it was the first code of laws and identified punishment for specific crimes. |
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What are some of the major events of the Israelites? |
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1. Moses led the Israelites out of Egypt.(exodus) 2. Crossing of the Red Sea 3. Received the Ten Commandments. |
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Why is Phoenicia important? |
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The created the first alphabet. They were the first to establish trade routes on the seas. |
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Who conquered the Assyrians? |
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What were some of the important contributions of the Fertile Crescent people? |
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1. Hammurabis Code 2. Improved farming 3. Established the first cities 4. Developed the first shipping routes |
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How did geography help the Fertile Crescent. |
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Its location between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers make it soil rich for farming. Its location between Asia and Africa made it an important trade route. |
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Combination of a city and a state with traditions government and laws. |
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A legend that expands peoples belief |
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Stone temples for the city state. |
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Many people and territories controlled by one goverment. |
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Site of the earliest civilizations. |
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Area between the Tigris and Euphrates river. |
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Banana shaped region of the earliest civilization. |
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A written organized list of laws. |
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All of Mesopotamia and beyond. |
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Small warrior kingdom north of Babylon |
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Second rising of the Babylonian empire. |
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A form of writing using triangles wedges and lines. |
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King of Babylon, established oldest code of written laws. |
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A religious person that was though to tell the future. |
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The scattering of exile people. |
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First leader of the Israelites. |
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Your personal standards of right and wrong |
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Combined morals values and personal rules you live by. |
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