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Mesopotamia refers to a region rather than a specific time period. It encompasses a timeline spanning thousands of years, from around 10,000 BC to the fall of the Neo-Babylonian Empire in 539 BC. Notable civilizations that existed during this time include the Sumerians, Babylonians, and Assyrians.
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Who ruled in Mesopotamia around 7 year before Christ?
At this time, the Romans were in control of mesopotamia
How did the covenant change religion in Mesopotamia?
Shows how mesopotamia had a hard time to live by the Abraham and gods covenant
Who ran Mesopotamia government?
Sargon was the empire of that time
Was Indus Vally civilization made as the time as Egypt and Mesopotamia?
no
What are the major accomplishments of Mesopotamia?
The major accomplishments of Mesopotamia, would be that there was so many great civilizations that had lived there at a point of time.
Who ruled in Mesopotamia around 7 year before Christ?
At this time, the Romans were in control of mesopotamia
What time did Mesopotamia first end?
first time Mesopotamia ends is in 1900ce
How much rain does Mesopotamia get in a year?
about 41000
What year did Mesopotamia start farming?
in 5000 BCE
Year in which barter system started in mesopotamia?
beer
What was Iraq a long time ago?
MESOPOTAMIA
When did Alexander the Great make Mesopotamia part of his empire?
Mesopotamia became a part in Alexander the Great's empire in the year 332 B.C.
How did the covenant change religion in Mesopotamia?
Shows how mesopotamia had a hard time to live by the Abraham and gods covenant
Who ran Mesopotamia government?
Sargon was the empire of that time
Is Mesopotamia polytholistic?
Mesopotamia was a region, not a country. And many people took over the region from time to time. I think that the Sumerians where polytheistic, not sure bout rest sorry
How much rain usaully falls in Southern Mesopotamia a year?
about 3 inches falls each year
How do you you use Mestopotamia in a sentence?
There was a time when Mesopotamia was a trading post.
