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Manna

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who established Manna? Who was the first ruler of Manna?

a)

Ualli

b)

Ahsheri

c)

Iranzu

d)

Aza

2.

Manna was near

a)

Urmia lake

b)

Van lake

c)

Baikal lake

d)

Caspian lake

3.

Describe Landscape of Manna

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4.

.....and ..... were two close neighboring states

(a)  

5.

The reason why Manna did not have a central government?

a)

separate provinces with different rulers and provocations of other states

b)

fewer army members

c)

the ruler gave independence to the provinces, they were autonomous

d)

the other states kept attacking

6.

what was right about Ullusunu?

a)

He killed his brother

b)

His reign was short and chaotic

c)

He was the last ruler of Manna

d)

He had support from Urartu and made Manna dependant on Assyria

7.

Why Sargon attack Manna during Ullusunu's reign?

a)

He was supported by Urartu

b)

He betrayed Assyria

c)

He killed his brother

8.

Write the consequence of Manna's dependence on Assyria?

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9.

who were Manna's new alliances in the middle of the 7th century?

a)

Cimmerian, Scythian, Sakian tribes

b)

Media and Babylonia

c)

Byzantine Empire

d)

Urartu state

10.

The reason for Manna's alliance with Cimmerian Sythinan Sakian tribes?

a)

They were Turkish tribes

b)

they were more powerful

c)

they protected Manna's integrity

d)

they were used to fight local invading states

11.

Which ruler implemented against Assyrian policy?

a)

Ahsheri

b)

Ualli

c)

Ullusunu

d)

Aza

12.

Which state ended Manna state?

a)

Media

b)

Babylonia

c)

Assyria

d)

Urartu

13.

These areas of art were developed In Manna

a)

metalwork, painting, architecture

b)

archery, sculpture

c)

building, craftsmenship

d)

jewelry, cuneiform, weaving

14.

one of the following statements is not correct:

a)

Sphinx and Griffon were depicted on metalworks.

b)

Their writing was called cuneiform

c)

Manna was rich in valuable metals.

d)

No remains of metalwork survived until today