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Ancient Mesopotamian civilizations were predominantly found in this modern-day country

Iraq

100

He was the first ruler to officially codify laws for the people

Hammurabi
100

This artefact depicted scenes of war and peace in ancient Sumeria

The Standard of Ur

100

The Shekel, Mina and Talent were Mesopotamian forms of this...

Money

200

This nickname of the Mesopotamian region refers to its potential for agriculture

fertile crescent

200

Considered the earliest work of literature, this Epic details the life and adventures of this Mesopotamian God-King

Gilgamesh

200

This group held the largest of Mesopotamian Empires thanks to their ruthless and effective military strategies

The Assyrians

200

Ancient Mesopotamian's religion can be described with this term, meaning a belief in multiple gods

Polytheistic

300

This nickname for the Mesopotamian region refers to it as the birthplace of the earliest societies

Cradle of civilization

300

His palaces were decorated with detailed wall reliefs depicting battles scenes and testaments to his power as king

Ashurbanipal

300

This artefact can now be seen in the Louvre in Paris

Hammurabi's code (stele)

300
Sumerians developed a calendar based on this 

The Moon

400

These two rivers were critical to the development of Mesopotamia civilization

Tigris and Euphrates

400

King Nebudchanezzar built this ancient wonder of the world at his palace during the Chaldean era

Hanging Gardens of Babylon

400

These were temples made of brick. The only structures still standing from ancient Mesopotamia

Ziggurats

400

This basic component of transportation was a Sumerian invention

The Wheel

500

Mesopotamian traders conducted business with North Africa via travel across this sea

The Mediterranean

500

He was the chief archaeologist excavating at the Royal Cemetery of Ur

Leonard Wooley

500

Type of writing developed in early Mesopotamia

Cuneiform

500

The four eras in ancient Mesopotamian history are described as...

Sumer, Babylonia, Assyria and Chaldea

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