Title: The two rivers that allowed Mesopotamian civilization to develop
1 Geography Sensational Sumer Important People Chain of Civilization Early Humans Historys Detectives Key Vocabulary Potpourri
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2 The two rivers that allowed Mesopotamian
civilization to develop
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3 Sumers favorite material to build with.
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4He created a legal code that covered almost every
aspect of daily life.
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5The first and most important step in the chain.
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6Things made by humans long ago.
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7People who study and write about the human past.
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8Old Stone Age
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9The continent Mesopotamia can be found on.
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10Sumers most important invention.
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11They were groups of traveling merchants.
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12Good farming techniques led to this step.
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13To tame plants and animals for human use.
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14They dig up clues about the past.
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15- Skilled workers who made metal products, cloth
and pottery.
Artisans
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16The rich soil left behind after the flooding.
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17Ur, Uruk and Eridu were examples of these
political divisions.
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18They taught the Assryians how to use iron for
their weapons.
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19Artisans are a result of this step.
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20The worlds two oldest cities.
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21They study how humans and their societies develop.
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22- Building dams, channels, walls, and ditches to
bring water to crops.
Irrigation
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23 The two geographic features that stopped the
Assyrians from expanding their empire.
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24The four groups that made up Sumers middle class.
- Artisans, Merchants, Farmers, Fishers
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25Chaldean King who built the Hanging Gardens.
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26The two possible outcomes of the final step.
- Free exchange or conflict
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27The nickname given Mesopotamia.
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28The two types of sources historians depend on.
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29The type of literature that made Gilgamesh famous.
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30The two words that best describe Mesopotamias
climate.
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31The two materials that are responsible for the
Bronze Age.
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32They invented the first calendar and the seven
day week.
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33The center of the Chaldean Empire.
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