This period covers the Exodus account and the tribal times before King David. Therefore, this period is before Solomon's empire which stretched from modern Lebanon to the Arabian peninsula. King Solomon had seaports on the Arabian sea(gulf of Aquaba), so parts of modern Iraq and Turkey were part of the Jewish kingdom of Israel.
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The idea of a Jewish Empire is questionable, resting on idealised descriptions from a millennium later when the Old Testament was written, idealising a dubious beginning, just as Roman history idealises a dubious early beginning. Where is the archaeological evidence of the palaces of David and Solomon - it doesn't exist. The Egyptians knew of the Hebrews (they called them Habiru) as pastoralists and brigands in the hills of Judea. A few centuries later the Hebrews were organised into two petty kingdoms but were taken over by the Assyrians and Babylonians.
Pre-800 BCE they were at best a confederation of hill-tribes. The glories of David and Solomon are missing from evidence on/in the ground.
The first empire in history was the Akkadian Empire in Mesopotamia; 2334 BC. - c. 2154 BC.
Possibly the Egyptian empire was the oldest as at around 1425 BC, Egypt expanded its territories.Possibly the Egyptian empire was the oldest as at around 1425 BC, Egypt expanded its territories.Possibly the Egyptian empire was the oldest as at around 1425 BC, Egypt expanded its territories.Possibly the Egyptian empire was the oldest as at around 1425 BC, Egypt expanded its territories.Possibly the Egyptian empire was the oldest as at around 1425 BC, Egypt expanded its territories.Possibly the Egyptian empire was the oldest as at around 1425 BC, Egypt expanded its territories.Possibly the Egyptian empire was the oldest as at around 1425 BC, Egypt expanded its territories.Possibly the Egyptian empire was the oldest as at around 1425 BC, Egypt expanded its territories.Possibly the Egyptian empire was the oldest as at around 1425 BC, Egypt expanded its territories.
sargons empire was important because he was the first king of mesptamia
Roman, if I am correct.
27 bc- ad 476/1453
the Persian empire
mauryan empire did
JNo empire ended in 120 BC. Greco-Bactria ended in 125 BC, but that was a kingdom. The Maurya Empire ended in 185 BC
The Akkadian Empire was the first empire , it ruled between 2350-2200 BC but didn't become big until about 2300 BC
pretty big actually... they are much bigger than today's churches about three times the size if you look up BC churches they are big
The first empire in history was the Akkadian Empire in Mesopotamia; 2334 BC. - c. 2154 BC.
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Judea was not a very important province of the Roman Empire. Economically it was quite insignificant. Its main asset was the port of Caesarea, which was built by the Romans to ship goods from Nabataea (in present day Jordan) and Arabia. Judea gave the Romans grief in the form of Jewish revolts: the First Jewish-Roman War (66-73 BC), the Kitos War (115-117 BC) and the Bar Kokhba's revolt (132-135 BC). Ultimately, Judea gave the Romans Christianity, which became the religion of the empire in late Antiquity.
No, the Persian Empire did not last from 1500 BC to 185 BC. The Persian Empire, also known as the Achaemenid Empire, was established in 550 BC and lasted until it was conquered by Alexander the Great in 330 BC.
Possibly the Egyptian empire was the oldest as at around 1425 BC, Egypt expanded its territories.Possibly the Egyptian empire was the oldest as at around 1425 BC, Egypt expanded its territories.Possibly the Egyptian empire was the oldest as at around 1425 BC, Egypt expanded its territories.Possibly the Egyptian empire was the oldest as at around 1425 BC, Egypt expanded its territories.Possibly the Egyptian empire was the oldest as at around 1425 BC, Egypt expanded its territories.Possibly the Egyptian empire was the oldest as at around 1425 BC, Egypt expanded its territories.Possibly the Egyptian empire was the oldest as at around 1425 BC, Egypt expanded its territories.Possibly the Egyptian empire was the oldest as at around 1425 BC, Egypt expanded its territories.Possibly the Egyptian empire was the oldest as at around 1425 BC, Egypt expanded its territories.
1400 BC to 612 BC (The Assyrian Empire Strikes Back!)
Sargon's empire was significant because it was the world's first empire. His reign began in 2334 BC and ended in 2279 BC.