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What is the 1st power empire?
The first empire in history was the Akkadian Empire in Mesopotamia; 2334 BC. - c. 2154 BC.
What is akkadian?
The Akkadian Empire of Mesopotamia conquered Sumer in about 2300 B.C. They lived in Western Asia, above the Arabian Peninsula.
How many miles across the akkadian empire extended?
how mant miles across the akkadian empire extended
What language did the akkadians speak?
They spoke Akkadian.
Capital of Akkadian Empire?
Akkad is the capital of akkadians
What year Sargon gain power and established the akkadian empire?
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How was akkadian empire formed?
how was the akkadian formed
How the Akkadian empire formed?
how was the akkadian formed
What type of power did akkadians use to conquer sumer?
King Sargon... Ruler of the Akkadian Empire used his military power to conquer Sumer
What continent is Akkadian on?
The Akkadian Empire was in Asia, in the Middle East.
What is an akkadian?
An Akkadian is an inhabitant of the city of Akkad in ancient Mesopotamia.
What is the 1st power empire?
The first empire in history was the Akkadian Empire in Mesopotamia; 2334 BC. - c. 2154 BC.
What has the author John Huehnergard written?
John Huehnergard has written: 'A grammar of Akkadian / by John Huehnergard' -- subject(s): Akkadian language, Grammar 'Key to a Grammar of Akkadian (Harvard Semitic Studies 46)' 'Key to a grammar of Akkadian' -- subject(s): Problems, exercises, Akkadian language, Grammar
How many miles did the akkadian empire extend?
620 miles Akkadian empire Extended..
What is akkadian?
The Akkadian Empire of Mesopotamia conquered Sumer in about 2300 B.C. They lived in Western Asia, above the Arabian Peninsula.
What type of powers did the Akkadians use to conquer Sumer?
King Sargon... Ruler of the Akkadian Empire used his military power to conquer Sumer
What is with an important contribution from akkadian's empire?
They created the first known empire in history, known as the Akkadian Empire.
