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Kingfisher The Ancient World - Chaldeans and Babylon


Kingfisher The Ancient World - Chaldeans and BabylonVersion en ligne Kingfisher The Ancient World - Chaldeans and Babylon par Vijo Gor 1 Who were the Chaldeans originally? a Warriors from Greece b Nomads from Egypt who moved north c A tribe that migrated into Assyria and Babylonia from the south around 1100 BC d Farmers from Persia who traded with Babylon 2 What drew the Chaldeans to the lands of Assyria and Babylonia? a The deserts for raising camels b Gold mines near the Gulf c The rich and fertile soil along the rivers d The mountains for defense 3 Who made Babylon independent again after the Assyrians ruled it? a Nebuchadnezzar II b Hammurabi c Nabopolassar d Nabu-Na’id 4 Which powerful allies helped Babylon defeat the Assyrians? a The Medes b The Hittites c The Persians d The Egyptians 5 What did King Nebuchadnezzar II do to expand and strengthen his empire? a He made peace with all neighbors b He avoided wars and focused on farming c He led military campaigns that conquered Syria, Phoenicia, Judah, and Egypt d He built roads and libraries only 6 How did Nebuchadnezzar treat cities that rebelled against him? a He sent gifts to calm them b He pardoned their leaders c He ignored them d He besieged and destroyed them ruthlessly 7 What did Nebuchadnezzar build to make Babylon famous and beautiful? a The Lighthouse of Alexandria b The Temple of Artemis c The Hanging Gardens and Ishtar Gate d The Mausoleum at Halicarnassus 8 Why did Nebuchadnezzar build the Hanging Gardens, according to legend? a To honor the goddess Ishtar b For his wife Amytis, who missed the green hills of her homeland in Persia c To impress visiting kings d To show the power of Babylonian builders 9 How was Babylon organized as a city? a It was built in a perfect square divided by the Euphrates River and protected by brick walls with bronze gates b It was spread out without planning c It had narrow streets and no walls d It floated on rafts on the river 10 What caused the fall of the Neo-Babylonian (Chaldean) Empire in 539 BC? a Invasion by the Persians under Cyrus the Great b A massive earthquake c Civil war between Babylonian nobles d A rebellion by the Medes

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Kingfisher The Ancient World - Chaldeans and BabylonVersion en ligne

par Vijo Gor

Who were the Chaldeans originally?

What drew the Chaldeans to the lands of Assyria and Babylonia?

Who made Babylon independent again after the Assyrians ruled it?

Which powerful allies helped Babylon defeat the Assyrians?

What did King Nebuchadnezzar II do to expand and strengthen his empire?

How did Nebuchadnezzar treat cities that rebelled against him?

What did Nebuchadnezzar build to make Babylon famous and beautiful?

Why did Nebuchadnezzar build the Hanging Gardens, according to legend?

How was Babylon organized as a city?

What caused the fall of the Neo-Babylonian (Chaldean) Empire in 539 BC?