This culture was ruled by a king named Hatusilli the third.

Assyrians believed that many gods directed human destiny and controlled the sky, earth, water, storms and fire. The Assyrians also believed in good and evil spirits and in magic. One goddess (The goddess of love) was so famous that a statue of her was once sent from Nineveh to Egypt to help cure their sick king.

The Babylonians invented this machine.

The Egyptians were famous for glassware, but this civilization was best at making it.

When the Assyrians broke out in war, this civilization moved in.

Some Assyrians owed large debts to the government, and to clear these debts some would sell their wives and children into slavery.

This god founded five states.

This civilization created a calendar by tracking the stars and could eventually even predict eclipses.

The Assyrians used this writing system, developed by the Sumerians.

This civilization invented an alphabet to help communicate.

The Chaldeans were ruled by this famous king who rebuilt the hanging gardens.

The Chaldean the god of thunder, often called bell or lord.

The Hittites used this material to make weapons and armor as a substitute to copper.

The Chaldeans built temples out of many things, but these are the main two materials.

The Hittites used this strange object as a drinking cup.

"If a man put out the eye of another man, his eye shall be put out."

This civilization was known as an enemy to the Israelites and their god.

This civilization provided the first channel of communication of culture from east to west.

This culture made jewelry out of bronze, in the shape of shoes, gods, and animals.

This civilization wore shoes with pointed toes.

A king called Suppiluli ruled these people.

This civilization called itself "The People of One Thousand Gods."

This civilization invented things such as the wheel, clock, and plow. (Double Jeopardy)

This civilization made masks that were used for things such as ancient drama.

This civilization is known for witchcraft and trying to read the future.