City-States
Religion
Government
Geography
Miscellaneous
100

This city-state was known for its skills of navigation on the seas

Phoenicia

100

This structure was home to the gods/goddesses in Mesopotamia

Ziggurat

100

 This code was created to make fair laws

The Code of Hammurabi

100

These are the two rivers Mesopotamia developed near

Tigris and Euphrates

100

Mesopotamians used a math system based on this number

60

200

This city-state was known for being the center of trade

Babylon

200

Mesopotamians were ___________, believed in more than one god

Polytheistic

200

The first writing system, it was first used to keep track of business transactions in Mesopotamia

Cuneiform

200

Other than the mountains, what geographical feature was used as protection

Deserts

200

This is the first written story and was based on a Sumerian king

The Epic of Gilgamesh

300

This city-state was best known for Hammurabi's Code

Babylon

300

These were the people who spoke directly to the gods/goddesses

High Priest/High Priestess

300

This economic system is how Mesopotamians traded goods and services 

Bartering 

300

This is the name for the process in which water was brought from the rivers to the fields via canals

Irrigation

300
This for that and...

That for this

400

This city-state had too much mud but used it to create pottery and later writing

Sumer

400

People were not allowed inside the Ziggurats, instead, they left these outside for the gods/goddesses to enjoy

Offerings (food, water, wine)

400

This king was famous for his cruelty to his enemies and his love of reading

Ashurbanipal

400

This is a nickname for the land between the Tigris and the Euphrates

The fertile crescent

400

This Wonder of the Ancient world was built by Nebuchadnezzar for his homesick wife

The Hanging Gardens of Babylonia

500

This empire fell because it grew too large to govern

Assyria

500

They believed in _____; meaning the gods/goddesses determined everything

Fate

500

This king married the Persian king’s daughter so Persia wouldn’t conquer Babylon

Nebuchadnezzar

500

Since the Tigris and Euphrates only flowed in one direction, how did they travel the other way?


Used donkeys and boats, needed to travel on land and water, while on land, take apart boat, donkeys carry it.

500

Name at least 3 elements that are necessary for a civilization

Government, Specialization, Complex Religion, Monumental Building Projects, Record-Keeping, Cities, Social Classes, Unique Art Style