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What are the natural boundaries of mesopotamia?
sorry...
Where was the homeland of the Persians?
Just to east if the plains of Mesopotamia is a region mountains ,tains ,valleys ,and deserts that is today the nation of Iran.
Slaverly in Mesopotamia?
There was a very large amount of slavery in Mesopotamia. This was because, in the deserts of Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq), for people to survive and allow their farms to thrive the various nations had to use massive amounts of labour in the creation of irrigation systems. Thus, it was extremely beneficial for nations to force others to work for them.
What are some physical features of ancient Mesopotamia and modern day Iraq?
There are really three important geographic features of Mesopotamia. It is made up of an area of land known as "the fertile crescent". This land lies between and around two important rivers that give this rich area its life-- the Tigris and Euphrates.
What is the difference between ancient Mesopotamia and current Mesopotamia?
Mesopotamia is a part of Iraq, and Iraq still does have the Tigris and Euphrates which remain the most important rivers in the Middle East after the Nile. The difference between Mesopotamia and Iraq in terms of topography mainly concerns the area of Iraq outside of Mesopotamia (such as the Zagros Mountains in the East or the Anbar Deserts in the West). Note: it is not that these areas did not exist during the time of Ancient Mesopotamia, just that they were not part of that region (in the same way that the Rocky Mountains were not part of the Thirteen Colonies, even though they are part of the United States and existed concurrently with the Thirteen Colonies). The other difference is that the silt carried by the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers has pushed the southern point of Mespoptamia further south each year. Half of Kuwait and the Iraqi Shatt Al-Arab region have been formed since the end of Ancient Mesopotamia.
Are there any deserts in Mesopotamia?
Yes!
Where did pazuzu live?
Pazuzu lived in the deserts of Mesopotamia.
What challenges would cities face in the mesopotamia?
lots of deserts!
What are the natural boundaries of mesopotamia?
sorry...
How did the deserts affected Mesopotamia?
it is hot and it could kill people and thats how it affects people
How did deserts affect Mesopotamia?
it is hot and it could kill people and thats how it affects people
How geography affected the growth of the ancient civilizations of Egypt and Mesopotamia?
large deserts providemany mineral deposits
Did mesopotamia have deserts?
Yes. The two rivers, the Tigris and Euphrates, flow through what would otherwise be a desert.
Where was the homeland of the Persians?
Just to east if the plains of Mesopotamia is a region mountains ,tains ,valleys ,and deserts that is today the nation of Iran.
Where was the homeland of the Persian?
Just to east if the plains of Mesopotamia is a region mountains ,tains ,valleys ,and deserts that is today the nation of Iran.
What does ancient Egypt and ancient mesopotamia have in common?
first, they were in the same time period. secondly, ancient Mesopotamia and ancient Egypt both have natural barriers, like mountains, and deserts. also, they both try to invent ways of communicating, like things to write on(clay tablet for Mesopotamia, and papyrus paper for ancient Egypt).
Slaverly in Mesopotamia?
There was a very large amount of slavery in Mesopotamia. This was because, in the deserts of Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq), for people to survive and allow their farms to thrive the various nations had to use massive amounts of labour in the creation of irrigation systems. Thus, it was extremely beneficial for nations to force others to work for them.
