Geography
Social Structure
Vocabulary
Culture
Achievements
100

The location of Mesopotamia.

What is between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers?

100

These powerful men were the first rulers or Mesopotamian and later advised the kings.

Who are priests?

100

city-state

What is an independent area ruled by a king?

100

Temple located in the middle of the city.

What is a ziggurat?

100

A contribution by the Mesopotamians that made it easier for people to travel by land.

What is they developed the Wheel?

200

One factor that helped Sumerians farm successfully.

What is fertile soil, irrigation projects, ox driven plows?

200

This group of workers traveled to far away places to make trades.

Who are merchants?

200

Having extra, or more than you need.

What is surplus?

200

This person was considered the head of the household.

Who is the husband/father?

200

A Mesopotamian invention that was made from mixing copper and tin.

What is bronze?

300

The natural resource that was used for most building projects.

What is mud/clay?

300

Professional writers.

Who were scribes?

300

Belief in more than one god.

What is polytheistic?

300

A common food made from wheat and eaten at all meals.

What is bread?

300

A wall built along the river to hold back flood waters.

What is a levee?

400

Modern day country where Mesopotamia was once located.

What is Iraq?

400

This group could not attend school, and instead cared for the home and kids.

Who are women?

400

A system that brings water to dry land.

What is an irrigation?

400

How people in Mesopotamia explained natural events such as floods, earthquakes, or sunrises.

What is the gods.

400

A farm tool used to help plant seeds more quickly.

What is a plow?

500

Most commonly grown crop in Mesopotamia.

What is grain (wheat, barley, etc)?

500

Why a triangle is a good shape to represent the social structure of Mesopotamia.

What is the smaller spaces at the top show less people had power, and larger spaces at the bottom show more people had little or no power?

500

To trade goods without the use of money.

What is barter?

500

A system of writing used to communicate and adorn temples.

What is cuneiform?

500

The two math concepts that were developed by Mesopotamians to help with trade and scheduling.

What is counting and time?

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