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Abraham

Led a group of shepherds and peasants from Mesopotamia to Canaan


God asked him to teach the shepherds that there was only one God and to believe in him(monotheism)



Moses

Name means drown out because he was thrown out of the Nile River


Led the Hebrews out of Egypt to Canaan


Was a Hebrew


Taken in by the Pharaoh's daughter


Was the Prince of Egypt


Told the Pharaoh that the foods would come


Received the Ten Commandments from God

Babylonians

Babylonian empire rose in 1750 BC


Controlled territory from Persian Gulf to Egypt in 600 BC


Hammurabi was the king


Followed the laws in Hammurabi's Code

Assyrians

Invented the battering ram


612 BC Chaldeans and Medea overthrow the Assyrians

Babylon

Located between Akkad and Sumer

Sumerians

Gathered information about the body from war victims


made drugs from herbs


thought most diseases were from displeased Gods


were the first civilization


came to rise because irrigation allowed farmers to grow surpluses of food


invented the sailboat as a way to transport goods

New Babylonian Empire

Falls in 539 BC


City of Babylon is spared

Hammurabi

King of Babylon from 1792 to 1750 BC


wrote down the oldest known code of laws- Hammurabi's Code


Contains 282 laws ranging from marriage to property