The Babylonians and The Persians

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What term is traced back to the Persians?

Paradise

from Greek paradeisos “enclosed royal park”

From Augustan pairidaēza “enclosure, park”

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Who conquered Mesopotamia, Israel, Egypt (art depicts war and cruel acts, dismembering, beheading)?

The Assyrians

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What was the alliance that occurred when the Babylonians defeated the Assyrians?

Alliance of Medes

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Who was king of Babylon 605 BC

Nebuchadnezzar II

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What two buildings is Nebuchadnezzar resemble for?

Ishtar Gate and the Hanging gardens

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Who was the patron god of the Babylonians?

Marduk

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What type of inscriptions where on the Ishtar gate?

Cuneiform

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Etemenanki

Ziggurat of Babel

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The sacred creature painted on the Ishtar gates?

Mushussu

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Babylonian map of the BLANK

World

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BLANK and the Persians

The Persian Empire was founded by BLANK

Medes

Cyrus the Great

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The BLANK empire is another term for the Persian Empire

Achaemenid

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Cyrus died in BLANK

Battle

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The goal of any new king?

To consolidate power

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Darius reigned and his two key accomplishments?

  1. Behistun Inscription

  2. New capitol city: Persepolis

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BLANK columns at Persepolis

Persian

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The builders of Persepolis where from?

Greek, Egyptians, Assyrians, Babylonians, Lydians, Carians

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The builders of Persepolis term?

Kurtas

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How can you govern such a large empire?

Satraps- provincial governors in the Persian empire