The richness of the land attacted predatory nomads. The city-states could protect themselves adequatoly against wnadering tribes, but not against each other or organised nomadic invasions. If the cities banded together, this controlled the infighting amongst each other, and increased their strength to repel organised nomadic invaders. Such a confederation needed a controlling hand, and an over-king provided this. The desire for peace and prosperity was greater than their desire for independence, so a king and empire it became.
The Akkadians, who united Akkad and Sumer.
The Sargon's creation of an empire effected Mesopotamia because there empire o what they called n empire wasn't fully developed to there standards so it made it very hard.
Mesopatamia is/was in Iraq. Hope this helps!
YES, Mesopatamia is now Iraq
Before the reign Marcus, the Roman Empire extend its territory including the Mesopatamia,Britain and Germany.In the time of Marcus the Parthian in Mesopatamia and Armenia revolted so he tried to defeat them.He only overrun their cities but not really conquered. On the northern part the Germans and Britons also revolted but Marcus overwhelm them.He did not really new lands of the empire.
Rivers in mesopatamia are: Karun Adhaim Upper and Lower Zab Diyala Tigris Euphrates
how did the people of mesopatamia benefit from the physical geograghy of their religion?
because it was to rivers that foremed into a big piece of water called mesopatamia
Cyrus the ruler that led swift and deadly attacks was the first to rule the Mesopotamian Empire then Darius his son took over when Cyrus died.
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