land between Tigris and Euphrates rivers

first law system of laws and punishment

famous for being the capital city of the Babylonian Empire, had the hanging gardens

Chaldean king of the Babylonian Empire; famous for attacking Judah and destroying Solomon's temple; rebuilt Babylon;

Stone was transported to the pyramids by rolling the stones onto _____, loading them onto barges and floating them down to the building sites.

Egyptians learned_________ from embalming bodies; how to set bones; how to treat different body parts

Pyramid building led to advancements in ____________by using measurements and geometry and by aligning pyramids with astronomy

__________ focused their time on the after life by making great plans and burial chambers. They saw the afterlife as most important

______ era of peace, prosperity, and expansion; golden age of art; became an empire from the Fertile Crescent to Nubia.

first powerful female pharaoh who focused on trade rather than war

a reed plant used for making baskets, sandals, rafts, and paper

__________women's rights: own property, buy and sell goods, make wills, get divorced

signified unity between upper and lower Egypt

_____is located south of Egypt along the Nile and it also has a port on the east side of the Red Sea

Lots of ______ goods traveled through Kush to other places

was located along the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea

cedar wood, metal goods, pottery, glass, animal skins, red dyed cloth are major goods traded by:

_______ alphabet had 22 symbols for consonant sounds and was used for trade and business; it was simple to use and increased literacy

The _________controlled much of southern Greece from 1500 to 1100 BCE.

In Athens, all people were citizens who had one voice and one vote.

_______ was a culturally rich city-state with art, music, and literature.

_______ was a militaristic city-state where all of its citizens were trained warriors.

Athens and _______ fought each other in the Peloponnesian War.

Athens and _______ fought each other in the Peloponnesian War.

________ used a method of teaching involving questioning known as the Socratic method.

__________ the Great conquered Persia and spread Greek ideas and culture throughout the world.

The Hellenistic Age was the time period after Alexander the Great, where Greek and _______ cultures mixed.

Where was Alexander the Great from?

Alexander's father was:

Which city-state first fell to the Macedonians?

When did Alexander take power over Macedonia?

TRUE OR FALSE: As Alexander conquered other regions, he adopted some of their culture.

Who is the god of the sea?