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Did merchants and craftspeople live next to the center of sumerian cities?
Petpuggle
In my ancient history class we have been learning that merchants set up shop near the ziggurat, so i would guess the mearchants live near there work!!!
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Where did most Americans live in the 1790?
Most Americans lived in cities and worked as laborers, craftspeople, and merchants
What was at the center of the most Sumerian cities?
Ziggurats, a pyramid-shaped temple tower.
Which is not a Sumerian city?
Sumerian city-states were the center of the Sumerian culture. The cities Patron Deity: Modern Day Name: Biblical Name: not mentioned in the Bible.
Two ways sumerian cities were governed?
two ways Sumerian cities were governed
Why the sumerian cities build cities with walls around them?
Sumerian cities had walls around them for the primary purpose of protection.
Did government officers and priest live in the center of sumerian cities?
In prehistory/history it is not recorded but if I were to guess... probably near the ziggutat
How did merchants constribute to the growth of cities?
Traders and merchants played key roles in the urban economy. Unlike China, where merchants were not respected, the Islamic world honored its trading class. A successful merchant had great social mobility or the ability to rise in society. Many merchants became important figures in the Islamic world. The center of life for merchants was the souk, or marketplace. Here, merchants bought and sold goods from around the empire.
Where was the Sumerian ziggurat built at?
Sumerian ziggurats were typically built in the center of major cities, serving as religious and administrative centers. Some well-known examples include the ziggurat at Ur and the ziggurat at Eridu.
In what way were Sumerian cities alike?
No
What ways were sumerian cities alike?
No
What did Sumerian cities fight over?
Sumerian city-states fought over farmland
In what three ways did the temples serve as the center of a sumerian city?
Temples in Sumerian cities were not just places of worship, but also served as economic centers where goods were stored and traded. They were administrative hubs where decisions related to the city's governance and resources were made. Temples in Sumerian cities also acted as centers of learning and housed scribes and scholars who were instrumental in preserving and transmitting knowledge.
