| 1. A) Persian Gulf
B) Mediterranean Sea C) Black Sea D) Red Sea E) Caspian Sea 2. A) Syria
3. A) Lydia
4. SKIP 5. SKIP 6. A) Lydia
7. A) The Chaldeans
8. A) SKIP 9. A) Lydia
10. A) Greece
11. A) The Chaldeans
12. A) Persian Gulf
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| 14. The oldest continuously-inhabited
city in the world is:
A. Jerusalem B. Ur C. Jericho D. Damascus 15. The "Father of Ethical Monotheism"
is:
16. The Hittites were renowned for their
use of which metal:
17. King Solomon is remembered for
18. Who put an end to King Solomon's temple?
19. What is left of King Solomon's temple?
20. What was one of Phoenicia's most important
contributions?
22. The Assyrians are best remembered as:
23. The first civilization to coin money
was probably that of the:
24. Murex is most closely associated with
25. The first known non-aggression pact
was signed between Ramses II and the:
26. The famous Assyrian city that was burnt
by Nebuchadnezzar was:
27. The state religion of the Persians
was:
28. Which of the following was not a Perisan
king?
29. A famous battle with the Greeks, which
the Persians actually won, but which became a moral victory for the Greeks,
was the engagement at:
30. The Kingdom identified in the map below
is:
31. The Kingdom below is the foundation
for:
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| 32. Alexander the Great
33. Assyria 34. Chaldeans 35. Elam 36. Hebrews 37. Hittites 38. Lydia 39. Persia 40. Phoenicia |
a) “Royal Road”
b) Bloodthirsty warriors c) Bucephalus d) Capital Nineveh e) Conquered the entire region by the age of 30 f) Earliest empire in the region g) Fantastic communications (postal system) h) Great sea-faring traders i) Invented coins j) Invented the alphabet k) Iron weapons l) King Croseus m) Nebuchadnezzar n) Purple dye o) Sacked Jerusalem and brought the Hebrews as prisoners |
Which civilization would have carved this
relief?
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