Chapter 3 Section Review

1. Place value notation.

2. Hammurabi's code of law.

3. Hittites.

4. Shalmanser V and Sargon II.

5. Ashurbanipal/Nineveh.

6. Nabopolassar. Nebuchadnezzar in 586 B.C.

7. Cyrus the great. 2 Chronicles 36:23.

8. Darius I and Xerxes I. Darius I established the first postal system.

9. Xerxes. Nehemiah served Artaxerxes.

10. They had a higher regard for the Sanctity law.


IDENTIFY:
Babylon: The first empire to rule the Middle East after Sumer.
Hammurabi: King of Babylon that established Hammurabi's Code of Law.
Enuma Elish: Work of literature composed to exalt Babylon and it's cheif god, Marduk.
Justice: the use of authority and power to uphold what is right, just, or what is lawful.
Tiglath-pileser I: seized Babylonia and established the Assyrian Empire.
Chaldeans: a Semitic people from Aribia
The Hanging Gardens of Babylon: the terraced roof garden of the Chaldean Empire.
Daniel: one of the jews taken captive by the Babylonians who became an important official.
Zoroastrianism: the false religion of the Persians.