Early Civilizations in the Middle East
1. In the 1200s B.C., the Israelite leader Moses rallied his people and led them out of Egypt in an g. exodus.2. The Phoenicians were organized into a j. confederation of independent city-states along the coast of northern Canaan.3. Israelite h. prophets condemned abuses in society and urged people not to forget their duties to God and to one another.4. Persian kings appointed a number of f. satraps to govern the provinces of the Persian Empire.5. Jewish communities existing outside of their homeland have become known as the i. Diaspora, after a Greek word meaning "scattered."Phoenicians King David Assyrians King DariusCities/towns along the coast became known as city-states Ruled all the Israelite tribes(Davidic Monarchy) Strong military (military campaigns spread across Mesopotamia) Divided empire into provincesThe city-states were organized into a confederation Named
Aramaic came to be spoken throughout the Fertile Crescent because Aramaen caravans often crossed the Fertile Crescent on business. The Phoenician, Israelite, and Persian religions had very little differences over time. With this gold, the Lydians developed the idea of coins used to pay a price instead of the barter system. This was because the satraps made sure that each province acted as Darius I wanted which was easier in smaller areas. The Exodus was important to the Israelites because during the Exodus, many events took place that is now in the Bible and the Torah. The Phoenician religion was Semitic; therefore, it was derived from the Israelite religion. This shaped the development of Western religion as the Jewish beliefs and ethical principles became an important part of Western heritage. With this alphabet, the Phoenicians could keep track of complex business deals. Also, Darius I had inspectors for all the provinces of Persia to make sure that each satrap was governing correctly. Deborah's plan worked and the Israelites settled in Canaan, that was Deborah's role in helping the Israelites settle in Canaan. However, the Persian religion was polytheistic whereas the other two are monotheistic.
Common topics in this essay:
Fertile Crescent,
BC Israelite,
Jerusalem Empire,
Israelite Persian,
Darius I's,
Critical Thinking,
Canaan Israelites,
Middle East,
Mesopotamia Divided,
Chaldeans Persians,
organized confederation,
fertile crescent,
satraps province,
persian religion,
empire provinces,
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