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Hyksos
Asiatic invaders, ruled Egypt about 1640-1570
Hatshepsut
declared herself pharaoh about 1472, child too young so she took over,first female but took on the male role to be more accepted
Tutmose III

Hatshepsut's stepson, war-like ruler, possibly murdered his mother,
Ramses II
A Hittite king made a treaty that promised "Peace and brotherhood forever" and the alliance lasted about a century
Piankhi
Kushite king who overthrew the Libyan dynasty
Assyria

begain around 850, acquired a large empire

Sennacherib

Assyrian King that bragged about destroying 89 cities and 820 villages, burned Babylon and ordered most inhabitants killed.
Nebuchadnezzar

Chaldean king that restored the city, hanging gardens.
Cyrus
Persia's king conquered several neighboring kingdoms, very kind to conquered people, honoring local customs and religions
Cambyses

Cyrus' son, expanded Persia by conquering Egypt, scorned others religions, died after eight years of ruling, and afterward there was widespread rebellion
Darius

after Cambyses death, putting down revolts, brought peace and stability, then conquest, couldn't conquer Greece, divided it into 20 provinces
satrap
governor who ruled locally in each province
royal road
ran from Susa in Persia to Sardis in Anatolia" 1677 mile
Zoroaster

Persian prophet who lived around 600. Taught that Earth is a battleground where a great struggle is fought between the spirit of good and the spirit of evil
Confucius

China's most influential scholar, born in 55, had a deep desire to restore order

filial piety
a child's respect for their parents and ancestors.