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| Who were the nomadic groups that invaded Mesopotamia? |
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• Akkadians
-Sargon
• Babylonians
-Hammurabi
• Kassites
• Hittites
• Assyrians |
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| What changes did the nomads bring to Mesopotamia? |
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| How does the Epic of Gilgamesh show the relationship between settled people and nomads? |
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| The relationshiop between Gilgamesh and Enkidu |
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| How does the Epic of Gilgamesh show the changes in Mesopotamia brought about by the nomads? |
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| Shift in power from the palace to the ziggurat |
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| Why was rule by force not always an effective way to govern if you wanted to stay in power for a long period of time? |
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| People resented the soldiers |
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| What values do we see through the Laws of Hammurabi? |
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• Social stratification
• Relationship between men and women |
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| pastoral nomads invaded Mesopotamia- Dates |
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| Dates- Akkadian leader led his troops against neighboring cities |
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| Gilgamesh was written down- date |
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| What century was the Babylonian Kingdom |
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| Laws of Hammurabi created- date |
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| Kassites plundered Babylonian cities- Date |
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| The Hyksos invades Egypt- date |
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| -Hyksos ruled Egyptians- dates |
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| Ahmos re-established trade with Lower Nubia- date |
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| 3 dynasties rule in Egypt- dates |
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| Queen Hapshepsut rules Egypt- dates |
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| Tutmose III removes Hatshepsut- date |
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| Ramese II Rules in Egypt- dates |
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| Ramese II creates treaty with Hittites- date |
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| Hyksos invade Egypt and many Hebrews migrate to Nile Delta- date |
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| Hebrews approach Canaan and God gives Moses Ten Commandments- date |
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| Hebrews in Canaan become monarchy under King Saul- date |
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| Hebrews fight Philistines, and King Saul dies- date |
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| King Solomon rules- dates |
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| In the steppes of Inner Asia |
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| Lives in the Arabian Desert |
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| The Akkadian leader, plundered the city-states, 2334 BCE, switched power from ziggurat to palace |
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Inclined or eager to fight; hostile or aggressive.
Of, pertaining to, or engaged in warfare. |
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-Succeeded Queen Hetshepsut
-Brought Egypt back to a militaristic rule
-Destroyed all of the things that Queeen H had made/rebuilt |
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-The God of the sun
-Created by Akenhaten, who tried to instill ideas of monotheism
-Didn’t promise entrance into the afterlife
-Could only communicated with through Akenhaten
-1473-1458 BCE |
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-First woman in Egypt to rule in her own right
-Focused on economics and rebuilding in Egypt
-Other Pharaohs in her time had focused only on expanding and militaristic things
-Promoted Trade
-Was not buried in the Valley of the Kings, was buried in her own area |
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-Egypt forced them to fight as mercenaries
-Lived in the kingdom of Kush
-Nubia- the area along the Nile valley from the first cataract to the sixth cataract
-Gave Egyptians Gold
-Similar to Egypt
-Important center of trade |
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