Usborne BooK of World History - Assyrian Kings and their Palaces

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Usborne BooK of World History - Assyrian Kings and their Palaces

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Usborne BooK of World History - Assyrian Kings and their Palaces


Usborne BooK of World History - Assyrian Kings and their PalacesVersion en ligne Usborne BooK of World History - Assyrian Kings and their Palaces par Vijo Gor 1 What did Assyrians believe about their king's rule? a That it was chosen by the army generals b That it was shared equally among noble families c That it came from their god Ashur, who owned all the land d That it was approved by the people through voting 2 Why did Assyrian kings build such large palaces with gardens? a To give shelter to farmers during floods b To show their wealth and power to visitors c To store grain and trade goods d To protect their cities from enemies 3 How were the palace gardens special? a They were filled only with plants from Mesopotamia b They were built underground to stay cool c They contained trees, flowers, and animals brought from faraway lands d They were only used for growing food for the soldiers 4 What did lion hunting symbolize for Assyrian kings? a Their courage and ability to protect their people b Their interest in training horses for war c Their need to feed the palace lions d Their love for nature and animals 5 Who was King Ashurnasirpal II, and what was he famous for? a A ruler known for building great palaces and holding splendid feasts b A king who invented the first library in Nineveh c A priest who created new temples for Ashur d A warrior who destroyed Babylon 6 Both Assyrian and Egyptian kings were seen as connected to the gods. What does this suggest about how ancient people viewed power and leadership? a They believed leaders needed to be kind, not powerful b c They thought rulers were chosen by the gods and were almost divine themselves d They saw kings as ordinary humans with special jobs 7 Assyrian kings hunted lions to show bravery. Why might this be similar to how Egyptian pharaohs built monuments like pyramids? a Both were ways of relaxing after battles b Both were small local traditions that meant little to the people c Both were ways to show their strength and remind people of their greatness d Both were secret activities only nobles could watch 8 Assyrian palaces were decorated with carvings of battles, lion hunts, and servants. What does this tell us about what Assyrian society valued most? a Power, victory, and royal glory b Art, music, and peace c Knowledge, writing, and schools d Farming and trade

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Usborne BooK of World History - Assyrian Kings and their PalacesVersion en ligne

par Vijo Gor

What did Assyrians believe about their king's rule?

Why did Assyrian kings build such large palaces with gardens?

How were the palace gardens special?

What did lion hunting symbolize for Assyrian kings?

Who was King Ashurnasirpal II, and what was he famous for?

Both Assyrian and Egyptian kings were seen as connected to the gods. What does this suggest about how ancient people viewed power and leadership?

Assyrian kings hunted lions to show bravery. Why might this be similar to how Egyptian pharaohs built monuments like pyramids?

Assyrian palaces were decorated with carvings of battles, lion hunts, and servants. What does this tell us about what Assyrian society valued most?