This area is named for its rich soil and shape.
What is the Fertile Crescent
Sumerian city-states included these areas.
What are the city and its surrounding farmland?
These 4 inventions or technologies led to an increase in the movement of goods.
What are ...
*Sails *Wheel
*Sailboats *Wheeled vehicles
This is the worship of more than one god.
What is polytheism?
This king created the first empire.
Who is Sargon?
This body of water is located at number 5.
What is the Euphrates River?
Sumerian city-states each worshipped their on specific ______.
What is god or gods?
These 3 inventions allowed Mesopotamian civilizations to grow.
What are the wheel, plow, and irrigation?
This cultural achievement is where Mesopotamians would go to worship their gods.
What is a ziggurat?
This is the first empire.
What is the Akkadian or Akkad empire?
This body of water is located at number 6?
What is the Tigris River?
Each city- state was governed by its own ____________.
What is a king/ monarch?
This cultural achievement was the first written epic and an example of literature.
What is the Epic of Gilgamesh?
Mesopotamian believed that their gods controlled ___________.
What is nature?
This was the king of the Babylonians.
Who is Hammurabi?
This body of water is located at number 4.
What is the Persian Gulf?
This development led to advanced civilizations by producing food / economic surpluses which led to specialized jobs, population growth, the development of villages and cities
What is farming or agriculture?
The Sumerians used this invention to keep track of tax records.
What is cuneiform?
Mesopotamians religious beliefs explained ____________.
What is why things happened in nature?
Hammurabi's Law Code treated people differently based on this.
What is their social class?
This fertile soil made farming possible in Mesopotamia.
What is silt?
The following are characteristics of Sumerian _____________.
What are city-states?
This cultural achievement allowed for greater food production and the growth of cities.
What is the plow?
Each Mesopotamian city-state believed their own ____________ watch over it and protect it.
What is its own god?
Hammurabi posted his laws on stone pillars in his empire, achieving this principle of justice.
What is laws were written and available for all to see?