Chapter 3 Review
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- Q1Became king of Babylon in 1795 BCEHammurabiGilgameshSargonAshurbanipal30s
- Q2What Hammurabi is best known forHis code of lawsHis buildingsHis long curly beardHis aqueducts30s
- Q3Why Hammurabi's Code is so importantIt was the last code of law written in ancient timesIt is the first written code of lawIt was written by the kingIt was the first to have over 500 laws30s
- Q4Under Hammurabi's Code, what mattered in regard to how punishments were given?gender (if you were a man or a woman)nothingsocial classage30s
- Q5What Hammurabi's Code dealt withHow to attack other empiresInvasion by foreignersAlmost every aspect of daily lifeHow to interpret teh night sky30s
- Q6How many laws made up Hammurabi's Code?82817139328230s
- Q7Describe the evolution of writingnumbers changed over time into lettersclay was discovered after the reed styluswords and concepts were broken down into letterspictographs that changed over time into cuneiform30s
- Q8What did Sumerians use to write?chisels on cave wallsparchment & inkwet clay tablets & reed styluspapyrus & reed pens30s
- Q9What did the Sumerians use writing to do?Math & works of literatureall of the answersGrammarHistory & law30s
- Q10Define epicA long song about daily lifeA long poem that tell stories of heroesA hymn of praise to a godA short story about a king30s
- Q11The writing system developed by the SumeriansAlphabetHieroglyphicsSanskritCuneiform30s
- Q12Define SOCIAL HIERARCHYThe worship of more than one god or goddessPeople who perform religious ceremoniesThe division of society by rank or classThe science of building30s
- Q13What most people did for a livingCraftsmanSlavePriestFarming30s
- Q14Define PRIESTSPeople who perform religious ceremoniesThe lowest people in the social hierarchyPeople who specialized in a specific craft like potteryThe people at the very top of the social hierarchy30s
- Q15Define SCRIBEPerson who excelled in a craftWriterSlavePerson at the bottom of the social hierarchy30s