Geography & History
Religion
Achievements
Politics
Economics/Social Structure
100

The two rivers that flow through Mesopotamia

Tigris & Euphrates

100

The belief in many deities

Polytheism

100

The civilization that invented the wheel

Sumerians

100

A type of government with one ruler

Monarchy

100

The transition from nomadic hunter-gatherer groups to settled farming groups

Neolithic Revolution

200

A name for Mesopotamia referencing its environment favorable for growing crops

The Fertile Crescent
200

The belief in one deity

Monotheism

200

One of the earliest pieces of written literature

Epic of Gilgamesh

200

The first empire

Akkadian Empire

200

A social system in which men hold primary power

Patriarchy

300

The desert to the south of Mesopotamia

The Arabian Desert

300
The name for a Sumerian temple

Ziggurat

300

The civilization with the first professional military

Assyrians

300

One of the first legal codes

The Code of Hammurabi

300

The year of the earliest Mesopotamian currency

650 BCE

400

The group that defeated the Neo-Babylonians

Persians

400

"The holy city"

Jerusalem

400

The civilization known that invented one of the first alphabets

Phoenicians

400

A political organization in which one state dominates over another

Empire

400

The first civilization to develop banks

Babylonians

500

The civilization that destroyed the first temple in Jerusalem

Babylonians

500

The three Abrahamic religions

Judaism, Christianity, and Islam

500

The civilization that founded the library at Nineveh

Assyrians

500

A political structure in which religious authority and and government authority are seen as the same

Theocracy

500

The Babylonian word for enslaved people

Wardu

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