The Assyrian king: 

The civilization that emerged in ancient Egypt arose:

Human cultures down to the fourth millennium B.C.E. are referred to as belonging to the Stone Age because they:

The system of writing developed by the citizens of Ugarit:

The people that settled in Anatolia around 2000 B.C.E. and built a powerful, militaristic kingdom there over the next four hundred years are known as the:

In the book of Judges, the Hebrew people:

The common religion of the Sumerians:

The Hebrew cult of Yahweh emphasized:

“Aegean civilization” was long thought to have been:

The switch from subsistence by food gathering to food production: