When did Kush experience a golden age?

with the fall of the Kingdom of Egypt

founder of the Achaemenid Empire, the first Persian Empire

built by Darius to facilitate rapid communication throughout his empire

major ancient Mesopotamian civilization that first existed as a city-state

How did Assyria acquire its empire?

by systematically conquering its neighboring city-states

Why did Shi Huangdi have the Great Wall built?

to prevent invasions from barbarian nomads

Chinese philosophy that advocates religious piety and humility

How did the Kushites treat Egyptian culture after they conquered Egypt?

worshiped Egyptian gods, adopted Egyptian hieroglyphic writing system, adopted Egyptian customs and clothing styles

ancient kingdom in Nubia centered along the Nile Valley

founder of the world's first monotheistic religion

third pharoah of the 19th dynasty of Egypt

Religious and ethical systems in Persia and China arose in response to what similar conditions?

unpredictable weather, unequal class status, chaos and human suffering

king of the Neo-Assyrian empire from 669 BCE-631 BCE

What were the positive achievements of the Assyrian Empire?

the development of new military and equipment strategy, idea of governors with central rule, library at Nineveh, Hanging Gardens of Babylon

Chinese philosopher who is considered the prime example of Chinese sages

founder of the Qin Dynasty and first emperor of China

Around what five basic relationships did Confucius believe society should be organized?

ruler/subject, father/son, older/younger bro, husband/wife, friend/friend

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When did Kush experience a golden age?
with the fall of the Kingdom of Assyria
shortly after the legendary exodus of the Jews from Egypt
shortly after the invasion of the Sea People
with the fall of the Kingdom of Egypt
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How far did Darius extend the Persian Empire?
over 2,500 miles
over 1,500 miles
over 4,000 miles
over 3,500 miles
3
Cyrus
founder of the legendary Greek colony Troy in modern-day Turkey
founder of the Achaemenid Empire, the first Assyrian Empire
founder of the Achaemenid Empire, the last Assyrian Empire
founder of the Achaemenid Empire, the first Persian Empire
4
Royal Road
built by Darius to facilitate rapid communication with Greece
built by Darius to facilitate rapid communication throughout his empire
built by Cyrus to facilitate rapid communication with Turkey
built by Cyrus to facilitate rapid communication throughout his empire
5
Assyria
major ancient Mesopotamian civilization that first existed as a city-state
Greek colony that settled in modern-day Iraq
major ancient Mesopotamian civilization that was ruled by Muhammad
major Mesopotamian civilization with Jerusalem as its capital
6
How did Assyria acquire its empire?
by systematically conquering its neighboring city-states
by using spies to their advantage
by launching a massive military campaign against its enemies
the use of the "divide-and-conquer" strategy
7
Why did Shi Huangdi have the Great Wall built?
to prevent invasions from barbarian nomads
to create a save haven for wandering nomads
to trap his citizens within the borders in case of rebellion
to create a future tourist attraction
8
Daoism
Chinese philosophy that advocates religious piety and humility
Chinese religion that can be described as "animism"
Chinese philosophy that advocates for strength and honor on the battlefield
the only Chinese monotheistic religion in existence
9
How did the Kushites treat Egyptian culture after they conquered Egypt?
worshiped Egyptian gods
erased all traces of Egyptian culture, replacing it with Kushite culture
adopted Egyptian hieroglyphic writing system
adopted Egyptian customs and clothing styles
10
Kush
ancient kingdom in Ethiopia
ancient kingdom in Nubia centered along the Nile Valley
ancient Nubian kingdom whose ancestors were from Carthage
ancient kingdom in Nubia in sub-Saharan Africa
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Zoroaster
Iranian prophet who held influence over Cyrus' royal court
Iranian prophet who had spiritual visions with the aid of hallucinogens
Iranian prophet who built ziggurats
founder of the world's first monotheistic religion
12
Ramses II
first pharoah of the 19th dynasty of Egypt
third pharoah of the 19th dynasty of Egypt
third pharoah of the 18th dynasty of Egypt
second pharoah of the 19th dynasty of Egypt
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Religious and ethical systems in Persia and China arose in response to what similar conditions?
disease/plague
unpredictable weather
unequal class status
chaos and human suffering
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What is Cyrus' enduring legacy?
his philosophical thinking
his leadership method
his religious devotion
his financial frugality
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Ashurbanipal
king of Neo-Assyrian empire from 659 BCE- 621 BCE
king of Neo-Assyrian empire from 680 BCE-645 BCE
king of the Neo-Assyrian empire from 669 BCE-631 BCE
king of the Neo-Assyrian empire from 621 BCE to 601 BCE
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What were the positive achievements of the Assyrian Empire?
the development of new military and equipment strategy
idea of governors with central rule
library at Nineveh
Hanging Gardens of Babylon
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Confucius
Chinese king who ruled during the Xia Dynasty
Chinese king who ruled during the Warring States Period
Chinese philosopher who is considered the prime example of Chinese sages
Chinese philosopher who wrote the Art of War
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Shi Huangdi
founder of the Yuan Dynasty and the first emperor of China
founder of the Xia Dynasty and the second emperor of China
founder of the Qin Dynasty and first emperor of China
founder of the Han Dynasty and the first emperor of China
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Around what five basic relationships did Confucius believe society should be organized?
ruler/subject, father/son, older/younger bro, husband/wife, friend/friend
ruler/subject, father/daughter, older/young bro, husb./wife, friend/friend
ruler/subject, father/son, older/younger sis, husb./wife, friend/enemy
ruler/subject, father/son, older/young sis, husband/wife, friend/friend

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