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What does Mesopotamia mean?

Between two rivers

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What written language did Ancient Mesopotamians Create?

Cuneiform

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What was Hammurabi the king of?

Babylon

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The way a civilization is organized?

Social structure

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What does the G in GRAPES stand for?

Geography

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What is the area of land that Mesopotamia is in called?

Fertile Crescent

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What agricultural achievements did the Mesopotamians create?

Cultivation of soil (plow), irrigation, and domesticating animals

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What did Scribes go to school for in Ancient Mesopotamia?

To learn to write

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Who makes up the Upper Class of Ancient Mesopotamia?

 who are kings and priests

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What does the R in Grapes stand for?

Religion

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The land of Ancient Mesopotamia is between what two rivers?

Tigris & Euphrates River

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What was one of the world's oldest laws called?

Hammurabi's code

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What were the jobs in ancient Mesopotamia?

Merchants, artisans, farmers

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What is someone called when they go to school to learn to write?

Scribes

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What does the A in Grapes stand for?

Achievement

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The system of controlling the flow of water to bring it to plants is called...

irrigation 

400

Why did the Mesopotamians need to build walls around their villages?

for protection 

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What led to the expansion of jobs in ancient Mesopotamia?

Food surplus

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Who makes up the Lower Class of Ancient Mesopotamia?

what are farmers, laborers, and enslaved people

400

What does the P in Grapes stand for?

Politics

500

Fine particles of rock and soil that were full of nutrients, brought by floods, and that made the land fertile in Mesopotamia is known as

Silt (fertile soil)

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What was built in Ancient Mesopotamia to honor gods?

The Ziggurats

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An early city that was surrounded by farmland and was like a small, independent country with its own laws and government is known as a what?

City-state

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Name 2 inventions by the Mesopotamians

wheel, plow, the sail for a sailboat, and a calendar based on the moon 

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What does the E in Grapes stand for?

Economics

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An area in southern Mesopotamia, where cities first appeared.

Sumer

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Cuneiform was written on _____________ using ____________ as a writing tool

clay tablets and a stylus made from sharpened reeds

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Where would Hammurabi place the diorite stele that held all 282 laws?

The city center

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Why was the invention of the calendar important?

Farmers could know when a flood was going to happen

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What does the S in Grapes stand for?

Social Structure