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How did the Syrian Desert may have limited the growth of Sargon's empire to the south?
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What may have limited the growth of sargons empire?
the akkadian army stopped the empire from expanding to the south
What factor limited the growth of sargons empire?
Mesopotamia was isolated due to be surrounded by mountains and desert. Because of this civilization could only develop around the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.
What desert formed the central boundary of the Roman Empire?
The Syrian Desert.
What was sargons empire called?
Akkadian Empire
Why was sargons empire so important?
He was important because he was important
How long did sargons empire last?
It lasted for 200 years
What did sargons empire have in common with other city-states?
The answer is it had a professional army. hope this was helpful! 😁👍
How do you think Sargons creation of an empire changed the later history of the Mesopotamia?
Made less people in charge
How do you think that sargons creation of an empire changed the later history of Mesopotamia?
Made less people in charge
How do you think that sargons creations of an empire changed the later history of mesopotamia?
Made less people in charge
Why was Sargon's empire important?
sargons empire was important because he was the first king of mesptamia
What landforms may have led to Sargon's empire to stop where it did?
The Persian Gulf and the Mediterranean Sea may have concluded the end of Sargons empire because of the needs that they may have had to cross it.
