Mesopotamia Geography
Mesopotamia Religion
Mesopotamia Achievements
Mesopotamia Politics
Mesopotamia Economy
Surprise Questions
100

The land of Ancient Mesopotamia between these two rivers?

Tigris & Euphrates River

100

What was built in Ancient Mesopotamia to worship their gods?

The Ziggurats

100

What transportation technology were the Mesopotamians the first to invent?

The wheel or the Chariot

100

City-States were ruled by who?  

Kings

100

What were jobs in Ancient Mesopotamia?

farmers, fishers, merchants, traders, artisans, hunters, gatherers...

100

The Epic of Gilgamesh is an example of which characteristic of civilization?

Arts and Architecture (Literature)

200

What was the land called when it was able to produce good crops?

what is fertile

200

What did the Ancient Mesopotamians believe in?

  Many Gods (polytheism)

200

What agricultural achievements did the Mesopotamians create?

cultivation of soil, irrigation, invention of the plow

200

What were the areas of ancient Sumer divided into? 

 city-states

200

In order to trade the Phoenicians helped create a common language by developing this. 

The alphabet
200

Hammurabi was a king with an important set of laws.  This is an example of which enduring issue. 

Power

(anything else you must make a defense)

300

What does the word "Mesopotamia" mean in Greek?

The land between the rivers

300

In Ancient Mesopotamia, What does Polytheism Mean?

 Believed in Multiple Gods

300

Mesopotamians divided an hour into 

60 minutes

300

When a group of people has similar incomes and backgrounds.

what is social class

300

How did people get items that they didn't have in their own villages?

trading/bartering

300

What was Hammurabi known for?

The code of hammurabi, first written laws

400

What is it called when you bring water to your crops through waterways and ditches?

irrigation

400

Where did priests live in mesopotamia?

In the Ziggurats

400

Why did the Mesopotamians need to build walls around their villages?

To keep out invaders
400

Who was the city-states primary law-maker and judge?

The King

400

What did Scribes go to school for in Ancient Mesopotamia?

To learn to write / government officials

400

What is an empire?

An area ruled by one person

500

Which present-day country makes up most of Mesopotamia? Iran, Israel, Egypt, or Iraq

Iraq

500

What aspects did Gods control of Ancient Mesopotamian's lives?

ALL aspects

500

What written language did Ancient Mesopotamians Create?

what is Cuneiform

500

This Babylonian King created a set of laws for all citizens to follow. 

Hammurabi

500

What is someone called when they go to school to learn to write and become government officials?

 Scribes

500

The development of city-states with a capital is an example of which characteristic of civilization?

Cities

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