Features of Civilization
Sumerian Inventions
Sumerians
Akkadians
Babylonians
100

This is the feature of civilization where people take on a particular job such as artisan or merchant.

Job Specialization

100

The Sumerian form of writing.

Cuneiform

100

Sumerians invented writing to record what?

Business Transactions

100

Who was the leader of the Akkadians who conquered  the Sumerians?

Sargon the Great

100

The first King of Babylonia?

Hammurabi

200

This is the feature of civilization where people are divided into different groups, ranked by their jobs.

Social Classes

200

Sumerians invented these to make travel and trade on the rivers easier.

Sailboats

200

Who was most likely to be a scribe in Sumeria?

Wealthy Boys

200

Sargon conquered most of Mesopotamia, creating the world's 1st...?

Empire

200

Babylonians created the world's first ___________ using Cuneiform.

Dictionaries

300

Cuneiform was one of the earliest forms of this feature of civilization.

Writing

300

Sumerians invented this to make farming easier.

Plow

300

What was the name of the Sumerian Temple?

Ziggurat

300

The Akkadians invented a new form of Bow known as the _____________ Bow, made of Horn, Sinew, and Wood.

Composite

300

Hammurabi's Empire came after the fall of what other Empire?

The Akkadian Empire

400

Mosaics were a part of this feature of civilization.

Arts and Architecture

400

The wheel was invented by the Sumerians to help with two different jobs, which were...?

Making Pottery and Farming

400

The Sumerian form of government was known as what?

City-State?

400

The Akkadian Empire lasted approximately how long?

200 Years

400

Hammurabi's code contains over _____________ laws?

200

500

In Religion, what is the word for the belief in many gods.

Polytheism

500

This Sumerian Invention was based on 60.

Numbers

500

What is the name of the Sumerian Epic?

Epic of Gilgamesh

500

This is the term for a group of soldiers who form a human wall of shields and spears.

Phalanx

500

Hammurabi's code is based on the ____________________ principle, meaning equal retribution.

"Eye for an Eye"