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Hammurabi

He was the king of Babylon and created the code of Hammurabi

Hittites

Indo-European people from Anatolia in Asia Minor

Tiglath-pileser I

Seized Babylonia and established the Assyrian Empire

Assyrians

The people of Syria

Sennacherib

King of Assyria (705 BC- 681 BC)

Ashurbanipal

Built the world's first great library at Ninevah

Chaldeans

Semitic people from Arabia

Nabopolassar

Led the Assyrian Empire and helped establish the Neo-Babylonian Empire

Nebuchadnesser

Nabopolassar's son; was a king

Daniel

One of the Jews taken captive by the Babylonians

Cyrus the Great

Called "my Shepard" by God; one of the most remarkable men in history; one of the rulers of Persia

Darius I

Ruled the Persian Empire 521 BC- 486 BC

Xerxes I

Ruled the Persian Empire at it's peak of greatness (486 BC - 465 BC) Married to Esther

Ataxerxes I

Son of Xerxes; one of the rulers of the Persian Empire

Abraham

"Father of a great nation"; given a new name by God

Patriarchs

The founding fathers of the nation of Israel

Moses

Helped save the Israelites from the slavery in Egypt; one of the greatest men in history

David

"A man after God's own heart"; became the second king of Israel

Solomon

Succeed his father, David, in 1015 BC; reigned for 40 years

Phoencians

Semitic seafarers and merchants

Mohammed

An Arabic mystic from the city of Mecca; lead Islam

Muslims

Devoted followers of Mohammed

Caliphs

Muhammed's successors

Henry Martyn

Englishman pioneer missionary in Persia

Ion- Keith Falconer

A Scottish nobleman and graduate of Cambridge University

Samuel Zwemer

Established the Araibian mission

Enuma Elish

Was composed during the reign of Hammurabi in order to exalt Babylon and its cheif god, Marduk

Place-Value Notation

The greatest mathematical achievement of the Babylonians

Justice

The use of authority or power to uphold what is right

Hanging Gardens of Babylon

The tarraced roofed gardens

Zoroastrianism

Religion the Persian kings practiced

Covenant

Solemn agreement

Decalouge

The Ten Commandments

Theocracy

A nation ruled by God

Alphabet

Phonetic system of writting in which letters are used to represent sounds rather than things or ideas

Sinai Script

The first true alphabet

Literacy

The ability to read and write one's own launguge

Islam

A fanatical, militant new religion and place in the Arabian Peninsula

Hegria

Muhammad and his family flees in 622 to Medina

Koran

The holy book of Islam