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100
The Mesopotamians were this type of religious, meaning they believed in more than one god.
What is Polytheistic?
100
At the top of the structure, these people ruled Mesopotamia.
What are kings?
100
This is the nickname for Ancient Mesopotamia.
What is the Fertile Crescent?
100
This was a basic code of laws, created by king Hammurabi.
What is The Hammurabi Code?
100
This gender was deemed superior, and the only gender to go to school.
What is Male?
200
How many classes are there in Mesopotamia?
What is 7?
200
These two rivers appointed a basic defense and water source for Mesopotamia
What is the Euprhates and Tigris River?
200
Mesopotamian rulers decided how much of this people got, based on wealth, class in the social structure, and occupation.
What is food?
200
This number is what their number system was based off of.
What is 60?
300
These people were just below the king in the social structure.
What are scribes?
300
Mesopotamia was located on this continent, along with Japan and China.
What is Asia?
300
This person/ These people ruled Mesopotamia for some time.
What are high priests and priestesses?
400
Located in the middle, these people were given very little respect, but were possibly the most skilled.
What are Artisians?
400
This was the second empire that rose in Mesopotamia after Sumer.
What are The Assyrians?
400
This god is the god of storms (NOTE: WE DID NOT STUDY THIS IN CLASS, THIS IS WORTH 800 POINTS).
Who is Adad?
500
This was the main building for religion, only priests were allowed inside to make offerings to their main god.
What is the Ziggurat?
500
These people were just above farmers, and used for entertainment (NOTE: WE DIDN'T STUDY THIS CLASS, THIS IS AN EXTRA ONE WORTH 1,000 POINTS).
What are Poets/Musicians?
500
Name three ways the two rivers bordering Mesopotamia aided the city.
What is Defense, Fertile Soil, and water?
500
This was a nickname for their schools, meaning "tablet house". (NOTE: WE DID NOT STUDY THIS, IT IS WORTH 1,000 POINTS).
What is Edubba?