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What is the water system of the Mesopotamian?
They used an Irrigation System
What is the Mesopotamian education system?
it is teaching and making the children grow up
How long did it take to build a Mesopotamian irrigation system?
one day
What Mesopotamian invention contributed to the development of civilization?
Cuneiform. Stele. Pictographs. System of laws. Wheel. Irragation System.
What is a description of Mesopotamian religion?
It was a system of gods who oversaw human activities and natural events.
What is the water system of the Mesopotamian?
They used an Irrigation System
Compare the political and social structures of Mesopotamian and Egyptian civilization?
NO!!
Did the Mesopotamian build the trading system?
yes
What number did the Mesopotamian base their number system on?
60 (sexagesimal)
What were the social status of Mesopotamian?
That would depend on who they were, some were kings others peasant farmers.
What is the Mesopotamian education system?
it is teaching and making the children grow up
How long did it take to build a Mesopotamian irrigation system?
one day
Which southwest Asian people developed a system of written laws and irrigation?
i had this question on a social studies assignment, i looked it up and am guessing Mesopotamian people known as sumerians made it, i might check with you later if it's wrong
What Mesopotamian invention contributed to the development of civilization?
Cuneiform. Stele. Pictographs. System of laws. Wheel. Irragation System.
How did the social system in the south differ from the social system in New England?
How did the social system in the south differ from the social system in new england?
What is an example of theocratic socialism?
Theocratic socialism is a an economic system where the fundemental authoritative figures are the Gods. This system was used during the ancient mesopotamian period in the ancient cities of Uruk (or Warka) and to some extent duing the neo mesopotamian period in the city of Ur.
'an eye for an eye 'was a fundamental part of which ancient mesopotamian system of justice?
I believe it was called "The Code of Hammurabi"...
