and cultural life outside the lond of promise ultimately ensured the survival of the notion of Isroel. Complete the following activities. If the activity is a question answer in a complete sentence. (1) society was based on forming, and most of Its citizens were peasants, farm laborers tradesmen, or workers. (2) The Hittite empire reached its zenith C. (1250,1300,1350,1400) B.C (3) Who destroyed the Hittite Empire? (4) The Assyrians occupied present-day , Iran, Iraq, and Syria.

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and cultural life outside the lond of promise ultimately ensured the survival of the notion of Isroel. Complete the following activities. If the activity is a question answer in a complete sentence. (1) society was based on forming, and most of Its citizens were peasants, farm laborers tradesmen, or workers. (2) The Hittite empire reached its zenith C. (1250,1300,1350,1400) B.C (3) Who destroyed the Hittite Empire? (4) The Assyrians occupied present-day , Iran, Iraq, and Syria.

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1. Israelite society was based on farming, and most of its citizens were peasants, farm laborers, tradesmen, or **craft** workers.2. The Hittite empire reached its zenith c. **1300** B.C.3. The Hittite Empire was destroyed by the **Sea Peoples**. (While the exact identity and origins of the Sea Peoples remain debated, they are generally credited with the destruction of the Hittite Empire.)4. The Assyrians occupied present-day **Turkey**, Iran, Iraq, and Syria.

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