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100

I was a Babylonian King who established a code of law.

Who is HAMMURABI?

100

What word means "the belief in many gods?"

What is polytheism?

100
I was the world's first civilization in the Mesopotamian region.
What is Sumer?
100
This process that was developed by the Sumerians allowed water to be moved from the rivers to their farms fields.
What is irrigation?
100

Why were Ziggurats so tall? 

What is so that they could be closer to the Gods. 


200

What did most kings start out as before they hogged all of the authority in their cities? 

What are Warlords, Generals, Military Men?

200

Name 3 Sumerian inventions. 

What are the Wheel, the Sail, the Plow, Irrigation, Calendar, and Writing. 

200
I was the civilization led by King Hammurabi.
What is Babylonia?
200
The two rivers that run through Mesopotamia.
What are the Tigris and the Euphrates?
200

A professional writer who had a TON of power.

What is a scribe?

300
I was one of the most legendary historical figures, I was a heroic priest-king from the Sumerian city-state of Uruk
Who was Gilgamesh?
300

A traditional, usually religious story. 

What is a myth?

300

Name ONE Sumerian city. 

What are Ur, Uruk, Lagash, Eridu, Nippur, Kish

300

I am the BIG body of water to the west of Mesopotamia.

What is the Mediterranean Sea?

300

The people who lived/worked in the Ziggurat that were not the king. 

Who are the Priests?


400

Which real/mythical (weird contradiction, right?) person was a "King without Equal?"

Gilgamesh

400

The religious center of each City-State. 

What is a Ziggurat?

400

The Sumerians combined Copper and Tin to create which alloy? 

What is Bronze?

400
Mesopotamia is often referred to as the ________ because of the shape of the area and its rich soil.
What is the Fertile Crescent?
400

The term for a city that is also a separate independent state with its own god or goddess and government.

What is a city-state?

500
I created the world’s first empire
Who was Sargon I?
500

This was the biggest reason that nomads were able to settle down and create civilizations. 

What is agriculture/farming?

500

What does "Mesopotamia" mean? 

What is The Land Between Two Rivers?


500

What two nature-related things made it difficult to farm in Mesopotamia? 

What are Floods, or being surrounded by deserts and droughts. 

500
A time when people starve because there is so little food.
What is famine?
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