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Assyrians
1. Ashur moved the capital to Nimrud.
2.Military campaigns
3.Battering rams and siege towers.
4.Militarism
5.They maintained their empire with military campaigns and a large army.
6.Babylonians attacked them.

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Israel
5.The Persians captured them.
6.The Romans.

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Using the link below, answer the following questions.

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The Phoenicians were excellent sailors. They built warships with masts and sails. However in battle the ship would rely on its oars. The Phoenicians are believed to have invented the bireme, a ship with two rows of oars and the trireme with three rows. A man played a flute to help the oarsmen row in time.

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1. What was the basis for their economy?
2. How did the geographical location determine their economic focus?
3. Of all the natural resources used as trade items, which two do you think were the most important?
4. What type of relationships did they have with neighboring civilizations?
5. Identify the two most significant achievements of the Phoenicians.
6. What ended the Phoenicians?

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1. What was the relationship between the Phoenicians and the Israelites?
2. How did Judaism come about?
3. The Ten Commandments served as a basis for what system?
4. What was the Babylonian captivity?
5. What ended the Babylonian captivity?
6. Who ended the right of the Jews to rule their own homeland?

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Using the link below, answer the following questions.

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HISTORY OF ASSYRIA including Ashur and the Assyrians, Rams and towers, The Assyrian war machine, Nineveh, Destroyed by Babylon

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1. How did Ashur demonstrate the Assyrians 'had arrived'?
2. How did the Assyrians expand their territory?
3. What types of technology enabled them to become a dominant empire?
4. What was the central 'policy' or ideology of the Assyrian empire?
5. How did the Assyrians maintain control over their empire?
6. What brought Assyrian dominance to an end?

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Please don't ask me to answer these questions. . . . :)

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Please don't ask me to answer these questions. . . . :)

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1.  They were merchants who sailed around the Mediterranean to trade.
2.  The city-states were built on islands to make them easier to defend, and therefore perfect for trading.
3. I think that copper and tin were the two most important resources traded because they were used to make bronze.
4. The Phoenicians had good relationships with each of the neighboring civilizations until the Greeks became their rivals. The Phoenicians them became a part of Alexander the Great's empire.
5. The Phoenicians created both the alphabet and the bireme which is a ship with two rows of oars and the trireme with three rows of oars.
6. The Phoenician civilization came to an end when Alexander the Great conquered their empire.

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1. They Traded Materials with the Greeks,the Egyptians,and many more Mediterranean cities.
2.The Geography provide the materials that they traded.
3.The 2 most important traded items the Phoenicians had was Copper and Tin.(combined to make bronze)
4.The Phoenicians traded with many of their neighbors, however eventually the Greeks became their Rivals.
5.One of the most significant achievement of the Phoenicians was the alphabet that many places still use, the second is that they were also craftsmen that made weapons.
6.Alexander the Great of the Persian Empire captured Tyre and the Phoenicians were absorbed into it.

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1. They traded across the Mediterranean.
2. They were right on the sea, and that helped them be able to trade with people not in their region.
3. I think the two of the things that the Phoenicians traded was metals and jewelry.
4. They traded with a lot of their neighbors.
5. The Phoenicians greatest achievements were inventing the alphabet, and their purple dye that they were famous for.
6. Alexander the Great came and then took over the Phoenician.

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Phoenicians
1. Their merchants sailed around to trade.
2. The mountains served as a natural barrier so they looked to the seas.
3. Cedar wood and purple dye
4. They traded with many of their neighbors and one of their city-states, Carthage, later grew into an empire and rivaled the Greeks.
5. The Alphabet and bronze tools and weapons
6. The Greeks conquered them

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Phoenicians
1.The Phoenicians were merchants who sailed around the Mediterranean. As they did this they traded with many countries.
2.The Phoenicians cities were usually built on islands off the coast to make it easier to defend.
3.I think that the cedar wood and the cloths because of wood for buildings and cloth for clothes.
4.They had a safe relationship to be able to trade until later on the Greeks became their rivals.
5.The two greatest achievements of the Phoenicians was the alphabet and the bronze weapons made from ivory plaques.
6.Alexander the Great ended the Phoenicians. The Greeks ended up capturing them.

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Phoenicians
1. They were merchants who sailed around the mediterranean and traded.
2. Their geography provided the objects that they traded.
3. I think the most important items were cedar wood and the purple dye from the murex shells.
4. Their relationship is that they trade with the neighboring cities.
5. One achievement of the Phoenicians is they made an alphabet. Another is that they made tools and weapons out of bronze.
6. Alexander the Great ended the Phoenicians.

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1.It was a city-state, and they traded
2.They lived between the sea and mountains which were used for a barrier. The Phoenicians were great sailors, so they were also merchants who sailed around the Mediterranean.
3. I think the two most important was the ceder wood and exported dishes.
4. They had a good relationship with their neighbors.
5.I think one of the most significant things was the alphabet which they created in 1200 BC. Another achievement was that they were good craftsman so they made could make tools and weapons.
6. Alexander the Great captured Tyre and the Phoenicians were absorbed with him.

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1. Trade
2. The geography around their land provided protection, and they used oceans for most transportation and trading.
3. Copper and papyrus
4. The Phoenicians had good relationships with their neighboring civilizations.
5. The two greatest achievements of the Phoenicians were their alphabet and their ivory plaques that were used to decorate furniture.
6. In 332 B.C.E. Alexander The Great absorbed the Phoenicians into his empire.

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1. Trade
2. Because they had mountains on one side and an ocean on the other they traded throughout the ocean.
3. Cedar because they got paper from is which allowed the write more things and spread their alphabet. Also murex shells because they brought a great amount of high valuable things.
4. They had to have pretty good relationships with neighboring countries because their economy was based off of trade with them.
5. The alphabet and their ships.
6. Alexander the great conquered them in 332 B.C

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1. They would trade across the Mediterranean.
2. Phoenician cities were built off then coast which made it easy to trade by sea.
3. I think the most important trade items were purple dye and precious metals.
4. they would often trade with Egypt, Greece, and Turkey, but over time the Greeks became their rivals.
5. The Phoenicians two greatest achievements were their ships and the invention of the alphabet.
6. Tyre was captured by Alexander the Great and the Phoenicians were absorbed into his empire.

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Phoenicians
1.They traded because they were merchants.
2.They had ocean and land so they could trade across both of them
3.copper and tin.
4.They traded with many neighbors but eventually became rivals with a select few.
5.They invented the alphabet that many people still use and they made weapons.
6.Alexander the Great because of the rivals between them and Greece and he just took charge.

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1. They traded
2. Since the mountains were a natural barrier they started to expand on the sea so they focused on trading and fishing
3. Copper and tin
4. They rivaled with the Greeks but traded with most neighboring civilizations including the Greeks.
5. They made the alphabet that we use today and they made really nice ships
6. Alexander the Great captured Tyre and Phoenician became part of his empire

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1. They traded with the Egyptians, Greeks, and more.
2. They were right on the sea coast which made it easy to trade across the sea.
3. I think that the two most important exports for the Pheonicians were cedar wood and dishes made of precious metals, jewelry and glass vessels.
4. I think that the Phoenicians had a positive relationship with the civilizations neighboring them because they traded  with them.
5. The created the alphabet and they were skilled craftsmen who made weapons and tools out of copper.
6.Alexander the Great captured Tyre and absorbed Phoenicia into the Greek empire.

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Israel
1. David created an alliance between the two civilizations.
2. Some people worshiped the Egyptian sun god as one god but this theory is patchy.
3. An ethical system that later turned into a law code.
4. The Jews were sent to exile in Babylon after the destruction of Judah.
5. The Persians conquered Babylon.
6. The Romans

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1. David's son Solomon forged close alliances with the Phoenician city- state of Tyre. The Israelites also adopted a form of the Phoenician alphabet.
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3. The ten commandments served as a basis for Jewish, Christian, and Muslim beliefs.
4. The kingdom of Judah was extinguished, and the religious and political members of the elite were taken to Babylon to exile.
5. Babylon was conquered by the Persians meaning the kingdom of Judah was in Persian control.
6.

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1. David's son Solomon created an alliance with them.
2. They migrated to Egypt, there they got enslaved and mistreated. Then they escaped and then got back to Canaan they brought a unique cultural facet that was the belief in one god
3. They served as a basis of the Jewish religion.
4.

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Israel
1. Davids son,Solomon,created an alliance with the Phoenicians.
2.Started by Abraham, a nomadic ruler, he migrated to Canaan.
3.The 10 commandments were basis for Jewish,Christian,and Muslim belief.
4.The Jews were sent to exile in Babylon after the destruction of Judah.
5.The Persians conquered Babylon
6.Romans

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1. They had a close relationship with the Phoenicians,, and the Israelite's even adopted the Phoenician Alphabet.
2. Judaism was created when people would write down things like prayers, instead of asking and praying.
3. The 10 commandments supported an ethical belief.
4 The Babylonian Captivity was when the Jewish people were exiled to Babylon

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Israel
1.  David's son, Solomon created an alliance with the Phoenicians.
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3. The Ten Commandments served as a foundation for the Jewish, Christian, and Muslim people.
4. The Babylonian Captivity was where the Jews were sent to Babylon for exile.
5. The Babylonian Captivity ended by the Persians conquering Babylon.
6.

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1. King Solomon had forged an alliance with the Phoenicians.
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3. the Ten Commandments served as the basis for Jewish, Christian, an

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1. They traded with one another. and David's son Solomon created an alliance with Tyre.
2. Started by Abraham ,a nomadic ruler, who migrated to Canaan. Fist monotheistic religion.
3. Basis for their laws and ethics.
4. When Judah was destroyed by the Babylonians therefore causing the "jews" to become apart of them.
5. When Persians conquered the Babylonians.
6. The Romans placed king Herod over them.

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Israel
1.Solomon forged an alliance with the Phoenicians.
2.They had a prophetic tradition where anyone who said that God was talking to them then they were able to write it down. When the scriptures were finished, the religion Judaism started.
3.An elaborate code of Law.
4.This was when the Israelite's were captured by the Babylonians. they were

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1. David's son Solomon forged alliances with the city-state Tyre.
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3. The Ten Commandments were basis for the Jewish , Christian, and Muslim belief.
4.The Jews were sent to exile.
5. The Persians ended it when they captured Babylon.
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1. The Israelites used a form of the Phoenetic alphabet
2. It was started by the nomadic leader, Abraham. It was the first monotheistic religion.
3.

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1. The Phoenicians and Israelites had a close alliance.
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Assyrians
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Assyrians
1. He moved the capital.
2. They used military campaign.
3. Battering rams and and a good military.
4. Militarism
5. They had a large army.
6. The Babylonian's retaliated against them

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1. Moved capital to Nimrod.
2. Military campaigns grew their empire. Had a great army.
3. The battering ram, bow, and chariots.
4. Militarism
5. When they go on the campaign eat region is forced to give the main army troops which grows to conquered unconquered lands.
6. Ashurbanipal's death and Assyrian's brutality to the Babylonians provoked an attack against them.

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Aslan Puryear (I had to make a new one sorry)

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1. They had an alliance with each other
2. It was started by Abraham who was a nomadic tribe leader.
3. The commandments were the basis for Christian, Muslim, and Jewish beliefs
4. It was when the Jews were sent to exile from Judah while it was being destroyed.
5. It ended when the Persians took over Babylon
6. The Romans

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Assyrians
1. They moved to the capital Nimrud.
2. To expand their territory, they used military campaigns.
3. They had the battering ram, bows, and chariots.
4. The central policy was militarism.
5. They maintained control by the military campaigns and their army.
6. The Babylonians come and attack them.

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1. He moved the capital
2. They grew their military campaigns
3. Battering rams, bows, and good chariots and a military
4. militarism
5. They had a large army and a god military campaign which made their army bigger therefore stronger
6. The Babylonias fighting against them.

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1.  The Israelites  used a form of the Phoenetic alphabet.
2. It was started by the nomadic leader Abraham and was the first monotheistic religion.
3. The 10 commandments served as a basis for Jewish, Muslim, and Christian ethics.
4. The Babylonian Captivity was when the Israelites were exiled to Babylon.
5. It ended when the Persians conquered the Babylonians and Cyrus restored the Israelites to their homeland.
6. The Romans kept them under the control of the family of Herod.

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1. Ashur moved his capital to Nimrud and adorned it with architecture and sculpture.
2. They used regular military campaigns to expand their territory.
3.  The Assyrians used technology such as the battering ram, siege engine, composite bow, and chariot to become a dominate empire.
4. Their central policy was militarism.
5. They maintained control of their empire by having regular military campaigns and a well publicized use of brutality.
6. The Babylonians retaliated against the Assyrians after being provoked by Ashurbanipal.

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1. Ashur moved the capital to Nimrud.
2. They had regular military campaigns to control and extent their territories with ruthless efficiency.
3. They used battering rams, composite bows, and chariots to help them establish their dominance as an empire.
4. Militarism was their central policy.
5. They maintained control of their empire using their strong military campaigns and large army.
6. The Babylonians retaliated against them which proved fatal.

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2. When the Isrealites arrived in Canaan, they brought with them the first monotheistic religion. Their religion was unique at this time because it was the only one that worshiped one god, and it promoted good behavior from the people. A code of laws was built up over time that was influenced by the Ten Commandments and constructed around the ideas of fairness and justice.
6. The Romans ended the Jew's right to rule Judaea when they were placed under rule by the family of Herod, and eventually direct rule by the Romans themselves.

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1. David's son Solomon created an alliance with them.
2. They migrated to Egypt, there they got enslaved and mistreated. Then they escaped and then got back to Canaan they brought a unique cultural facet that was the belief in one god
3. They served as a foundation for the Jewish, Christians, and Muslims beliefs.
4. The Jewish people were sent to exile.
5. The Persians conquered them.
6. The Romans

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Israel (continued)
2. Judaism started by Abram going to Canaan, and his descendants migrating to Egypt. After his descendants got mistreated and enslaved, they moved back to Canaan and brought a cultural facet, monotheism.
6. The Romans

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1. He moved the capital to Nimrud
2. They had lots of military campaigns.
3.They had chariots, battering rams, and composite bows.
4. Military
5. They had military campaigns often, and they kept a large army.
6. The Babylonians retaliated after being provoked.

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1. The Phoenicians and Israelites had a close alliance.
2. Judaism started when the Torah was handed to the Jews by Moses
3. The Ten Commandments served as the basis for Jewish, Muslim, and Christian religions.
4. The Jews were sent to Babylon for exile.
5. The Persians conquered Babylon.
6. The Romans

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1. He moved the capital
2. Military campaigns helped expand their territory.
3. Battering ram, bows, and chariots.
4. Militarism
5. They had a large army and good military campaigns.
6. The Babylonians attacked them.

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6. The Romans

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2. Started by a nomadic tribe leader with the name of Abraham.

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1. He moved the capital.

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2. They used military campaigns.

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3.Battering rams, bows, and chariots.
4. Militarism

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5. Regular military campaigns and public brutality.

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6. The Babylonians attacked them, retaliated