Gods In Mesopotamia
Ziggurats in Mesopotamia
Mesopotamia Tales
Main idea of Mesopotamia
Mesopotamia Facts
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What is Utu the god of?

Utu is the god of the sun and the god of justice and the law

100

Why was the Ziggurat built?

It was built to honor their gods and goddesses and make sure they are protected when they come down to earth

100

Why did the gods make humans?

The gods made humans to take care of the gods

100

The gods lived in a certain what?

city-states

100

What is a Ziggurat

A Ziggurat is a Religious Monuments

200

What was Inanna's primary city?

Her primary city was Uruk

200

If the people weren't able to pray what would they leave to do it for them?

A statue

200

What was the name of the man that had to go in a boat with his family and a bunch of animals?

his name is Zuzandra

200

Each god or goddess was responsible for a specific aspect of what?

nature

200

What is Shamash 

The Assyrian version of Utu.

300

What was Nanna also called?

Nanna was called Sin

300

Mesoptamians believed that the gods would use what to come down to earth?

They used the steps from the ziggurat to come down

300

Did the family survive the flood? 

yes they did

300

What played an important role in the early life of acient mesopotamia?

Religion

300

Who is Tiamat

Tiamat is the Goddess of the sea.

400

What does Utu travel the world in?

A chariot

400

Why were offerings made?

Offerings were made so the gods could grant people that had wishes or had their blessings

400

What did the gods do to earth when they had second thoughts about humans?

They sent a storm down to earth

400

The mesopotamians believed in what?

Polytheism, and a bunch of other gods such as nergal, ishtar, shamsh, tiamat and marduk.

400

Who is Ishtar?

Ishtar is the god of love and war

500

What god is Nergal like in Greek mythology?

Nergal is like Hades from Greek mythology

500

What did the Mesoptamians bring to the priests?

They brought crops to the priest 

500

Did all the land get wiped out?

yes

500

Each god or goddess was responsible for a certain aspect of nature such as what?

Fresh water, healing, or farming

500

Who is Marduk

Marduk is the Primary God of the Babylonians.