Akkadians, Ur III to Babylon

Hammurabi's reign in Babylon can be divided into 3 distinct phases. What was the middle phase known for?

Ur was destroyed by the:

The Babylonians were eventually conquered by the Hittites.

We know a lot about the Gutians due to the large volume of written artifacts they left behind.

Hammurabi's Law Code treated all classes of people the same!

Ashur became wealthy due to trade, including creating a monopoly on tin.

This name means "the king is legitimate".

The Akkadian speakers called Babylon "Bab-ilani", which means:

Shamsi-Adad expanded his territory by all of the following ways EXCEPT:

After the fall of the Akkadian Empire, what city-state emerged at first (although briefly) as the major power?

The Babylonian ruler who started the first dynasty of kings was:

What was Hammurabi best known for?

Who proclaimed himself as the "King of Sumer and Akkad"?

Sargon's successor who expanded the Akkadian kingdom to its height and took on the title "king of the 4 quarters" was:

The Sumerian Renaissance is sometimes referred to as the "golden age" of Sumerian civilization because:

The ancient Babylonians studied the stars and heavenly bodies to try and interpret divine omens.

The 3rd Dynasty of Ur and the Summerian Renaissance are different names for the same time period.

The first ruler of the Assyrian Empire was:

The oldest law code discovered to this point is Hammurabi's/

Shulgi was know for all of the following EXCEPT: