A) Neo-Sumerian period B) Akkadian period C) Early Dynastic Period D) Uruk period (4th millennium BC)
A) 1749–1475 BC B) 2025–1750 BC C) 2334–2004 BC D) 2900–2350 BC
A) Assyrian Empire B) Akkadian Empire C) Neo-Babylonian Empire D) Neo-Assyrian Empire
A) During the Early Dynastic Period B) After the Neo-Sumerian period C) During the Akkadian period D) During the Isin–Larsa period
A) Achaemenid Empire B) Seleucid Empire C) Sasanian Empire D) Neo-Babylonian Empire
A) Neo-Assyrian Empire B) Neo-Babylonian Empire C) Achaemenid Empire D) Roman Empire
A) Babylonia and Assyria (c. 1475–539 BC) B) Isin–Larsa period C) Akkadian period D) Neo-Sumerian period
A) Hellenistic Argeads and Seleucids B) Achaemenid Empire C) Neo-Babylonian Empire D) Neo-Assyrian Empire
A) It describes a sequential transfer of kingship among city-states. B) It provides a detailed account of the Neo-Sumerian period. C) It is a reliable historical document without exaggerations. D) It lists all rulers of the Akkadian Empire.
A) Akkadian period B) Early Dynastic Period C) Neo-Sumerian period D) Isin–Larsa period (c. 2025–1750 BC)
A) Iranian rule (Achaemenid, Parthian, Sasanian empires) B) Neo-Babylonian rule C) Assyrian rule D) Babylonian rule
A) A chronology that starts with the Neo-Babylonian Empire. B) A chronology that ends with the Roman Empire. C) A chronology used exclusively for the Akkadian period. D) The most widely used chronology for Mesopotamian history.
A) Neo-Babylonian period B) Akkadian period C) Isin–Larsa period D) Early Dynastic Period
A) Isin–Larsa period B) Early Dynastic Period C) Akkadian period D) Neo-Sumerian period
A) After 609 BC B) During the Isin–Larsa period C) During the Neo-Sumerian period D) Before 609 BC |