A) They did not cooperate to build the irrigation systems. B) They had very few natural resources available. C) They could trade with one another D) They could not defend themselves against stronger groups
A) Public works such as irrigation were organized. B) One government that conquered and then ruled over several groups C) Many beautiful works of art were produced. D) Rulers claimed to get their power from the gods.
A) Nebuchdrezzer B) Hammurabi C) Sargon D) Cyrus
A) Economic Wealth B) Religious Teachings C) Military Strategy D) Complex Technology
A) Printed paper money to buy what it needed B) Collected tributes from conquered people C) Expanded irrigiation to grow bigger crops D) Mined for precious stones in the mountains
A) Record and celebrate important achievements B) Attack enemy forces C) Make objects from metal D) Get water for farming
A) A system of canals B) A code of laws C) A military strategy D) A style of battle
A) Destroy Crops B) Train Soldiers C) Collect Taxes D) Conquer Cities
A) Ur B) Nineveh C) Babylon D) Agade
A) To raise crops in the dry soil B) To bring water to the city C) To let boats pass between rivers D) To protect the palace from attacks
A) It put an end to slavery B) It treated all classes of people the same. C) It used mild punishments. D) It gave some rights to women and slaves
A) Akkadians B) Assyrians C) Babylonians D) Neo-Babylonians
A) To protect the city from attacks B) To keep his army from revolting C) To isolate his people from outsiders D) To make farmers stay outside
A) Keeping track of their history. B) Trading with other empires C) Controlling such large areas of land and people D) Choosing strong leaders
A) Force a new religion on them. B) Enslave all of their citizens C) Tear down their walls D) Burn their temples
A) Peace and prosperity B) Military strength C) Trade D) Powerful laws
A) Babylonia B) Assyrians C) Neo-Babylonians D) Akkadians
A) Neo-Babylonians B) Babylonians C) Assyrians D) Akkadians
A) Sargon B) King Solomon C) Hammurabi D) Nebuchadrezzer
A) Akkadians B) Assyrian C) Babylon D) Neo-Babylonian
A) Neo-Babylonians B) Akkadians C) Babylonians D) Assyrians
A) Europe B) Middle East C) Asia D) Isis
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