Which Hittite innovations changed the world?

iron metallurgy and light-weight chariots

Why was there so much trade during the Bronze Age?

states needed to obtain the metals to make bronze

Why did the Bronze Age collapse?

all of the above are possibilities; we don't really know

What was the purpose of the Edict of Telepinu?

to record the past glory of Hittite history

Which are the three major monotheistic religions of the world?

Judaism, Christianity, and Islam

What did Cyrus the Great do for the Jewish people living in Persia?

allowed them to go back to their homeland

Which best describes the Hittite religion?

very polytheistic with deities that represented nature

a Jewish holiday that celebrates the exodus from Egypt

Which best describes the Israelite covenant?

a formal agreement between God and the Israelites

Which best describes the Israelite concept of imago Dei?

the idea that people are made in the image of God

What does the "Babylonian Captivity" refer to?

the Israelites' time of exile in Babylon

How did David become a hero among the Israelites?

by fighting a giant named Goliath

Why is there modern conflict in Israel today?

disputed claims to the same land

What were the Amarna Letters?

diplomatic correspondence between Egypt and other kingdoms

Where does the name "Israel" come from?

it was the name given to Jacob after he wrestled with God

Where does the term "Jew" come from?

it comes from the tribe of Judah

Which best describes the "Middle Kingdom" phase of the Hittites?

a "dark age", during which little was recorded

What was the role of the Judges in Canaan?

they led the people and were military generals

What does Hanukkah commemorate?

the success of the Maccabean Revolt

Which is true of the Hittite language?

it was written in Akkadian script

Why did the Hittites fight the Egyptians at Kadesh?

both were increasing their territory in the same region

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1
Which Hittite innovations changed the world?
bronze metallurgy and silk
ceramics and iron metallurgy
light-weight chariots and porcelain
iron metallurgy and light-weight chariots
2
Which people group conquered Israel in 722 BC?
the Assyrians
the Chaldeans/Babylonians
the Persians
the Egyptians
3
Why was there so much trade during the Bronze Age?
merchants needed jobs
states needed iron to make stronger weapons
states liked sharing ideas with each other
states needed to obtain the metals to make bronze
4
Why did the Bronze Age collapse?
it might have been due to earthquakes
perhaps because of changing climate
all of the above are possibilities; we don't really know
it is often blamed on the "Sea Peoples"
5
What was the purpose of the Edict of Telepinu?
to explain the Hittite religion
to establish a new Hittite law code
to record the past glory of Hittite history
to establish an alliance with Egypt
6
Which are the three major monotheistic religions of the world?
Judaism, Islam, and Buddhism
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Judaism, Zoroastrianism, and Christianity
Hinduism, Buddhism, and Zoroastrianism
7
What was the state of the Hurrian people called?
Awarza
Elam
Mitanni
Canaan
8
What did Cyrus the Great do for the Jewish people living in Persia?
allowed them to go back to their homeland
opened schools for them to educate their children
gave them their own plots of land to farm
reduced the taxes they had to pay to neighboring kingdoms
9
What are the first five books of the Hebrew Bible called?
the Torah
the Hebrew Bible
the Law of God
the Writings of the Prophets
10
Which best describes the Hittite religion?
monotheistic with an all-knowing, ever-present God
very polytheistic with deities that represented nature
11
Which is true of the Battle of Kadesh?
it resulted in the world's first peace treaty
it was probably the largest chariot battle ever
both sides claimed victory
all of the above
12
Where did the Hittites settle?
Europe
Anatolia
Egypt
Mesopotamia
13
What is Passover?
a Jewish holiday that celebrates the entrance into Canaan
a Jewish holiday that celebrates the exodus from Egypt
a Jewish holiday that celebrates the Maccabean revolt
a Jewish holiday that celebrates
14
Which best describes Phoenician religion?
many localized gods/goddesses with local names
all of the above
polytheistic
a religion focused on the forces of nature
15
Which Hittite king destroyed Hattusa and cursed anyone who tried to rebuild it?
Telepinu
Hattusili I
Mursilli
Anitta
16
Where did the Phoenicians migrate from?
the region of modern Ukraine
the Arabian Peninsula
India
Egypt
17
Which best describes the Israelite covenant?
God's steadfast love
the idea that people are made in the image of God
the idea that Yahweh is perfect and all-knowing
a formal agreement between God and the Israelites
18
Which best describes the Israelite concept of imago Dei?
the idea that Yahweh is perfect and all-knowing
the idea that people are made in the image of God
a formal agreement between God and the Israelites
God's steadfast love
19
Where was Moses given the Ten Commandments?
in Egypt, as they were leaving
as they entered Canaan
when they conquered the "Promised Land"
at Mt. Sinai in the desert
20
What does the "Babylonian Captivity" refer to?
the Israelites' bondage in Egypt
the time with the "Lost Tribes of Israel" were dispersed
the Israelites' time of exile in Babylon
the Israelites' exit from Babylon, back to their homeland
21
Why was the Hittite advancement into the Iron Age important?
cultures using iron had an advantage over those who didn't
all of the above
iron makes stronger, sharper weapons
other cultures began to use iron as well
22
Who led the Israelites into Canaan after Moses died?
Joseph
Jacob
Abraham
Joshua
23
How many plagues did the Egyptians suffer before letting the Israelites go?
14
10
12
7
24
Which Hittite king attacked, looted, and destroyed Aleppo and Babylon and then went back home?
Anitta
Hattusili I
Mursilli
Telepinu
25
How did David become a hero among the Israelites?
by his reputation of making wise decisions
by leading many military campaigns
by his impressive shepherding skills
by fighting a giant named Goliath
26
Why is there modern conflict in Israel today?
rivalries for resources
lack of water
none of the above
disputed claims to the same land
27
What were the Amarna Letters?
new laws for the Hittites
a series of treaties signed after the Battle of Kadesh
letters outlining the Hittite plan for world domination
diplomatic correspondence between Egypt and other kingdoms
28
Who won the world's first naval battle against Cyprus and was the last Hittite king?
Muwatalli II
Suppiluliuma II
Hatusilli III
Tudhaliya IV
29
Where does the name "Israel" come from?
it was the name given to Jacob after he wrestled with God
from the other side of the river
it comes from the tribe of Judah
it means the "Promised Land"
30
What was the capital of Mitanni?
Byblos
Memphis
Hattusa
Washukanni
31
Which was Phoenicia’s most famous colony?
Jerusalem
Rome
Carthage
Sidon
32
Where does the term "Jew" come from?
it means the "Promised Land"
it means "from the other side of the river"
it comes from the tribe of Judah
it was the name given to Jacob after he wrestled with God
33
Where did the Israelites live in slavery for about 400 years?
Mesopotamia
Anatolia
India
Egypt
34
What innovations did the Phoenicians make in business?
all of the above
scribes kept receipts and records since few could read
they used the first coins and weighted them equally
they used bills and contracts
35
How did the Phoenicians earn their money?
all of the above
through conquest
by making iron tools
through trade
36
Who led the Exodus of the Israelites back to Canaan after their time of slavery?
David
Abraham
Moses
Joseph
37
Which best describes the "Middle Kingdom" phase of the Hittites?
a "dark age", during which little was recorded
the period during which they fought with Egypt at Kadesh
a time of cultural rebirth
the period during which they completely disappeared
38
Which Hittite king participated in signing the the Treaty of Kadesh?
Hatusilli III
Muwatalli II
Tudhaliya IV
Suppiluliuma
39
What was the role of the Judges in Canaan?
they led the people and were military generals
they served as priests at the new temple
all of the above
they served the king as advisors
40
How do we know the Hittites were Indo-European?
their skeletons
their language
their art and architecture
their gravesites
41
Why did the Israelites migrate to Egypt?
they were looking for safety after they were attacked
there was famine in Canaan
all of the above
they were hoping to conquer Egypt
42
According to the Hebrew Bible, God made a covenant with whom?
Saul
Abraham
Joseph
Solomon
43
What does Hanukkah commemorate?
all of the above
the exodus of the Israelites from Egypt
the Israelites being able to leave Babylon
the success of the Maccabean Revolt
44
Which Hittite king fought against Rameses II in the Battle of Kadesh?
Mursilli II
Suppiluliuma I
Muwatalli II
Tudhaliya I
45
Which is true of the Hittite language?
it was written in the Phoenician alphabet
it was written in the Latin alphabet
it was written in Akkadian script
it was written in the Greek alphabet
46
Which king of Israel is known for building the Temple in Jerusalem?
Hezekiah
Saul
David
Solomon
47
What is one Ancient Phoenician accomplishment that still influences the world today?
the Phoenician alphabet
a calendar with 3651/4 days
their new techniques in art
their new ways of mummification
48
What did the Phoenicians use to make purple dye?
murex shells
a special plant native to Phoenicia
all of the above
purple flowers that they collected along the coast
49
Which Hittite king rebuilt the city of Hattusa, making it his capital?
Mursilli
Telepinu
Anitta
Hattusili I
50
Why did the Hittites fight the Egyptians at Kadesh?
both were increasing their territory in the same region
they both wanted to loot Kadesh for its treasures
they hated each other
they wanted to test out their new chariots
51
Which king of Israel organized a central government and set up his capital at Jerusalem?
Saul
David
Solomon
Hezekiah
52
Why did the Hittite Empire decline?
the Assyrian Empire was expanding
the Sea Peoples invaded Asia Minor
all of the above
the Hittites could no longer successfully defend themselves
53
Of what origin were the Hittites?
Indian
Asian
African
Indo-European
54
Which Hittite king recorded the history of the Hittites in his "Edict"?
Mursilli
Hattusili I
Anitta
Telepinu
55
Which best describes the Israelite concept of chesed?
God's steadfast love
the idea that people are made in the image of God
a formal agreement between God and the Israelites
the idea that Yahweh is perfect and all-knowing
56
Why did Moses return to Egypt to lead the Israelites to Canaan?
God spoke to him in a burning bush and told him to go back
he really hated the pharaoh
he was tired of being a shepherd
he thought it would make him a hero
57
What was a chief Phoenician export?
iron
ceramics
silk
purple dye
58
How many sons did Jacob have that became known as the tribes of Israel?
10
14
12
7
59
Why did Moses flee Egypt when he was a young man?
he didn't like living in the pharaoh's palace anymore
the pharaoh found out he was a Hebrew
he killed an Egyptian who was beating an Israelite
he wanted to be a shepherd
60
Which Hittite king conquered Mitanni and Byblos and had a strong relationship with the Egypt?
Tudhaliya I
Mursilli II
Muwatalli II
Suppiluliuma I
61
Which Israelite was the judge who helped defeat the Canaanites near Mount Tabor?
Jephthah
Abimelech
Solomon
Deborah
62
Which was the largest Phoenician city-state and leader of the Phoenician confederation?
Tyre
Byblos
Sardis
Carthage
63
Which Hittite king conquered Assuwa and established the Hittite New Kingdom?
Mursilli II
Suppiluliuma I
Muwatalli II
Tudhaliya I
64
Which is true of the Indo-European language family?
all of the above
speakers of these languages originally migrated from Europe
all its languages come from one original European language
it includes English, German, Greek, Latin, Persian, Hindi
65
How long did the Israelites wander in the desert?
50 years
40 years
100 years
14 years
66
Which was the Hittite capital?
Hattusa
Nineveh
Byblos
Memphis
67
Which Hittite king lost to the Assyrians, marking the end of Hittite dominance in Anatolia?
Suppiluliuma II
Tudhaliya IV
Muwatalli II
Hatusilli III
68
What does the word "Hebrew" mean?
it comes from the tribe of Judah
from the other side of the river
it means the "Promised Land"
it was the name given to Jacob after he wrestled with God
69
What does "Diaspora" mean?
it means the people of Judah
it refers to the time of Hellenization, or Greek rule
it was the revolt led by the Maccabees
people living outside their homeland
70
Which two people groups did the Israelites come into contact with during their time of exile?
Egyptians and Indians
Chinese and Phoenicians
Assyrians and Babylonians/Chaldeans
Hittites and Canaanites
71
What happened to the Kingdom of Israel after the death of Solomon?
it was attacked and looted by the Hittites
it was completely destroyed
it split into two kingdoms, Israel and Judah
there was an intense civil war
72
What problem did the Hittites face in the place they chose to settle?
a lack of water
there were enemies settling all around them
no stones to build their buildings
no place to worship their gods
73
The Ten Commandments are an example of:
an example that God expected the Israelites behave justly
a way in which Joshua influenced the Israelites
an example of people groups communicating with each other
a way in which God punished the Israelites
74
Which best describes Phoenician settlement?
a huge empire spanning Mesopotamia
a medium-sized kingdom between Anatolia and Mesopotamia
a large kingdom in Anatolia
many port cities along the coast of the Mediterranean
75
What is a prophet?
all of the above
a preacher who interprets God's will
a priest who performs religious rituals
a king who follows God
76
Which of the following was an important Phoenician innovation?
their light-weight chariots
all of the above
their alphabet
their iron metallurgy
77
Who was the first king of Israel?
Saul
David
Joshua
Moses
78
In what way did the Hittites influence the Greeks?
in their mythology and literature
in their social structure and their temple design
all of the above
in their art and language
79
How is bronze made?
from copper and iron
from tin and copper
from iron and steel
from steel and copper
80
What is the name of the Israelite God?
El
Ba'al
Chesed
Yahweh

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Late Bronze/Hittites/Phoenicia/Israel

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Questions 80

Answers

1
Which Hittite innovations changed the world?
bronze metallurgy and silk
ceramics and iron metallurgy
light-weight chariots and porcelain
iron metallurgy and light-weight chariots
2
Which people group conquered Israel in 722 BC?
the Assyrians
the Chaldeans/Babylonians
the Persians
the Egyptians
3
Why was there so much trade during the Bronze Age?
merchants needed jobs
states needed iron to make stronger weapons
states liked sharing ideas with each other
states needed to obtain the metals to make bronze
4
Why did the Bronze Age collapse?
it might have been due to earthquakes
perhaps because of changing climate
all of the above are possibilities; we don't really know
it is often blamed on the "Sea Peoples"
5
What was the purpose of the Edict of Telepinu?
to explain the Hittite religion
to establish a new Hittite law code
to record the past glory of Hittite history
to establish an alliance with Egypt
6
Which are the three major monotheistic religions of the world?
Judaism, Islam, and Buddhism
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Judaism, Zoroastrianism, and Christianity
Hinduism, Buddhism, and Zoroastrianism
7
What was the state of the Hurrian people called?
Awarza
Elam
Mitanni
Canaan
8
What did Cyrus the Great do for the Jewish people living in Persia?
allowed them to go back to their homeland
opened schools for them to educate their children
gave them their own plots of land to farm
reduced the taxes they had to pay to neighboring kingdoms
9
What are the first five books of the Hebrew Bible called?
the Torah
the Hebrew Bible
the Law of God
the Writings of the Prophets
10
Which best describes the Hittite religion?
monotheistic with an all-knowing, ever-present God
very polytheistic with deities that represented nature
11
Which is true of the Battle of Kadesh?
it resulted in the world's first peace treaty
it was probably the largest chariot battle ever
both sides claimed victory
all of the above
12
Where did the Hittites settle?
Europe
Anatolia
Egypt
Mesopotamia
13
What is Passover?
a Jewish holiday that celebrates the entrance into Canaan
a Jewish holiday that celebrates the exodus from Egypt
a Jewish holiday that celebrates the Maccabean revolt
a Jewish holiday that celebrates
14
Which best describes Phoenician religion?
many localized gods/goddesses with local names
all of the above
polytheistic
a religion focused on the forces of nature
15
Which Hittite king destroyed Hattusa and cursed anyone who tried to rebuild it?
Telepinu
Hattusili I
Mursilli
Anitta
16
Where did the Phoenicians migrate from?
the region of modern Ukraine
the Arabian Peninsula
India
Egypt
17
Which best describes the Israelite covenant?
God's steadfast love
the idea that people are made in the image of God
the idea that Yahweh is perfect and all-knowing
a formal agreement between God and the Israelites
18
Which best describes the Israelite concept of imago Dei?
the idea that Yahweh is perfect and all-knowing
the idea that people are made in the image of God
a formal agreement between God and the Israelites
God's steadfast love
19
Where was Moses given the Ten Commandments?
in Egypt, as they were leaving
as they entered Canaan
when they conquered the "Promised Land"
at Mt. Sinai in the desert
20
What does the "Babylonian Captivity" refer to?
the Israelites' bondage in Egypt
the time with the "Lost Tribes of Israel" were dispersed
the Israelites' time of exile in Babylon
the Israelites' exit from Babylon, back to their homeland
21
Why was the Hittite advancement into the Iron Age important?
cultures using iron had an advantage over those who didn't
all of the above
iron makes stronger, sharper weapons
other cultures began to use iron as well
22
Who led the Israelites into Canaan after Moses died?
Joseph
Jacob
Abraham
Joshua
23
How many plagues did the Egyptians suffer before letting the Israelites go?
14
10
12
7
24
Which Hittite king attacked, looted, and destroyed Aleppo and Babylon and then went back home?
Anitta
Hattusili I
Mursilli
Telepinu
25
How did David become a hero among the Israelites?
by his reputation of making wise decisions
by leading many military campaigns
by his impressive shepherding skills
by fighting a giant named Goliath
26
Why is there modern conflict in Israel today?
rivalries for resources
lack of water
none of the above
disputed claims to the same land
27
What were the Amarna Letters?
new laws for the Hittites
a series of treaties signed after the Battle of Kadesh
letters outlining the Hittite plan for world domination
diplomatic correspondence between Egypt and other kingdoms
28
Who won the world's first naval battle against Cyprus and was the last Hittite king?
Muwatalli II
Suppiluliuma II
Hatusilli III
Tudhaliya IV
29
Where does the name "Israel" come from?
it was the name given to Jacob after he wrestled with God
from the other side of the river
it comes from the tribe of Judah
it means the "Promised Land"
30
What was the capital of Mitanni?
Byblos
Memphis
Hattusa
Washukanni
31
Which was Phoenicia’s most famous colony?
Jerusalem
Rome
Carthage
Sidon
32
Where does the term "Jew" come from?
it means the "Promised Land"
it means "from the other side of the river"
it comes from the tribe of Judah
it was the name given to Jacob after he wrestled with God
33
Where did the Israelites live in slavery for about 400 years?
Mesopotamia
Anatolia
India
Egypt
34
What innovations did the Phoenicians make in business?
all of the above
scribes kept receipts and records since few could read
they used the first coins and weighted them equally
they used bills and contracts
35
How did the Phoenicians earn their money?
all of the above
through conquest
by making iron tools
through trade
36
Who led the Exodus of the Israelites back to Canaan after their time of slavery?
David
Abraham
Moses
Joseph
37
Which best describes the "Middle Kingdom" phase of the Hittites?
a "dark age", during which little was recorded
the period during which they fought with Egypt at Kadesh
a time of cultural rebirth
the period during which they completely disappeared
38
Which Hittite king participated in signing the the Treaty of Kadesh?
Hatusilli III
Muwatalli II
Tudhaliya IV
Suppiluliuma
39
What was the role of the Judges in Canaan?
they led the people and were military generals
they served as priests at the new temple
all of the above
they served the king as advisors
40
How do we know the Hittites were Indo-European?
their skeletons
their language
their art and architecture
their gravesites
41
Why did the Israelites migrate to Egypt?
they were looking for safety after they were attacked
there was famine in Canaan
all of the above
they were hoping to conquer Egypt
42
According to the Hebrew Bible, God made a covenant with whom?
Saul
Abraham
Joseph
Solomon
43
What does Hanukkah commemorate?
all of the above
the exodus of the Israelites from Egypt
the Israelites being able to leave Babylon
the success of the Maccabean Revolt
44
Which Hittite king fought against Rameses II in the Battle of Kadesh?
Mursilli II
Suppiluliuma I
Muwatalli II
Tudhaliya I
45
Which is true of the Hittite language?
it was written in the Phoenician alphabet
it was written in the Latin alphabet
it was written in Akkadian script
it was written in the Greek alphabet
46
Which king of Israel is known for building the Temple in Jerusalem?
Hezekiah
Saul
David
Solomon
47
What is one Ancient Phoenician accomplishment that still influences the world today?
the Phoenician alphabet
a calendar with 3651/4 days
their new techniques in art
their new ways of mummification
48
What did the Phoenicians use to make purple dye?
murex shells
a special plant native to Phoenicia
all of the above
purple flowers that they collected along the coast
49
Which Hittite king rebuilt the city of Hattusa, making it his capital?
Mursilli
Telepinu
Anitta
Hattusili I
50
Why did the Hittites fight the Egyptians at Kadesh?
both were increasing their territory in the same region
they both wanted to loot Kadesh for its treasures
they hated each other
they wanted to test out their new chariots
51
Which king of Israel organized a central government and set up his capital at Jerusalem?
Saul
David
Solomon
Hezekiah
52
Why did the Hittite Empire decline?
the Assyrian Empire was expanding
the Sea Peoples invaded Asia Minor
all of the above
the Hittites could no longer successfully defend themselves
53
Of what origin were the Hittites?
Indian
Asian
African
Indo-European
54
Which Hittite king recorded the history of the Hittites in his "Edict"?
Mursilli
Hattusili I
Anitta
Telepinu
55
Which best describes the Israelite concept of chesed?
God's steadfast love
the idea that people are made in the image of God
a formal agreement between God and the Israelites
the idea that Yahweh is perfect and all-knowing
56
Why did Moses return to Egypt to lead the Israelites to Canaan?
God spoke to him in a burning bush and told him to go back
he really hated the pharaoh
he was tired of being a shepherd
he thought it would make him a hero
57
What was a chief Phoenician export?
iron
ceramics
silk
purple dye
58
How many sons did Jacob have that became known as the tribes of Israel?
10
14
12
7
59
Why did Moses flee Egypt when he was a young man?
he didn't like living in the pharaoh's palace anymore
the pharaoh found out he was a Hebrew
he killed an Egyptian who was beating an Israelite
he wanted to be a shepherd
60
Which Hittite king conquered Mitanni and Byblos and had a strong relationship with the Egypt?
Tudhaliya I
Mursilli II
Muwatalli II
Suppiluliuma I
61
Which Israelite was the judge who helped defeat the Canaanites near Mount Tabor?
Jephthah
Abimelech
Solomon
Deborah
62
Which was the largest Phoenician city-state and leader of the Phoenician confederation?
Tyre
Byblos
Sardis
Carthage
63
Which Hittite king conquered Assuwa and established the Hittite New Kingdom?
Mursilli II
Suppiluliuma I
Muwatalli II
Tudhaliya I
64
Which is true of the Indo-European language family?
all of the above
speakers of these languages originally migrated from Europe
all its languages come from one original European language
it includes English, German, Greek, Latin, Persian, Hindi
65
How long did the Israelites wander in the desert?
50 years
40 years
100 years
14 years
66
Which was the Hittite capital?
Hattusa
Nineveh
Byblos
Memphis
67
Which Hittite king lost to the Assyrians, marking the end of Hittite dominance in Anatolia?
Suppiluliuma II
Tudhaliya IV
Muwatalli II
Hatusilli III
68
What does the word "Hebrew" mean?
it comes from the tribe of Judah
from the other side of the river
it means the "Promised Land"
it was the name given to Jacob after he wrestled with God
69
What does "Diaspora" mean?
it means the people of Judah
it refers to the time of Hellenization, or Greek rule
it was the revolt led by the Maccabees
people living outside their homeland
70
Which two people groups did the Israelites come into contact with during their time of exile?
Egyptians and Indians
Chinese and Phoenicians
Assyrians and Babylonians/Chaldeans
Hittites and Canaanites
71
What happened to the Kingdom of Israel after the death of Solomon?
it was attacked and looted by the Hittites
it was completely destroyed
it split into two kingdoms, Israel and Judah
there was an intense civil war
72
What problem did the Hittites face in the place they chose to settle?
a lack of water
there were enemies settling all around them
no stones to build their buildings
no place to worship their gods
73
The Ten Commandments are an example of:
an example that God expected the Israelites behave justly
a way in which Joshua influenced the Israelites
an example of people groups communicating with each other
a way in which God punished the Israelites
74
Which best describes Phoenician settlement?
a huge empire spanning Mesopotamia
a medium-sized kingdom between Anatolia and Mesopotamia
a large kingdom in Anatolia
many port cities along the coast of the Mediterranean
75
What is a prophet?
all of the above
a preacher who interprets God's will
a priest who performs religious rituals
a king who follows God
76
Which of the following was an important Phoenician innovation?
their light-weight chariots
all of the above
their alphabet
their iron metallurgy
77
Who was the first king of Israel?
Saul
David
Joshua
Moses
78
In what way did the Hittites influence the Greeks?
in their mythology and literature
in their social structure and their temple design
all of the above
in their art and language
79
How is bronze made?
from copper and iron
from tin and copper
from iron and steel
from steel and copper
80
What is the name of the Israelite God?
El
Ba'al
Chesed
Yahweh