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in Iraq in between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. its not fertile and clean as it was before

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What was iraq called before it was iraq?

Mesopotomia.


Which country was previously called Mesopotomia?

Iraq


Could a woman be a ruler of Mesopotomia?

yes Queen Hat was


What two rivers make up mesopotomia?

Mesopotamia is no longer exists and rivers do not make up a country


How did mesopotomia succeed at farming?

they succed in farming because they made sure that there was water and soil. also a big land


Mesopotomia means between the rivers in greek. To which two rivers does the name of the religion refer?

the Euphrates and Tigris rivers


Babalon is also known as what?

Babylon was an ancient city in Mesopotomia. The remains of the city are in Iraq. Babylon is also known as Babilli which was the original name of the city.


Where was Mesopotomia located and why did they settle there?

Mesopotamia means 'middle of the rivers' - that is the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, which provided the fertile soil and water to produce an abundance of food.


What is the difference between the army of Mesopotomia and Jordan?

The Jordanian army is stubborn but always well prepared, as for the mesopotomian army, it always struck into battle without training.


Mesopotomia lies between the Tigris and the Euphrates?

Yes, Mesopotamia was between the Tigris and Euphrates. It was also in the region known as The Fertile Crescent. This land was separate from the Syrian Desert because it had Seas surrounding it.


Where was mesopotomia in early bible history?

ancient country in SW Asia, between the upper Tigris & Euphrates rivers: a part of modern Iraqloosely the entire region between these rivers, extending to the Persian Gulf


What is mesopotomia's social factors?

Mesopotamia's social factors included a hierarchical society with a well-defined class structure consisting of kings, priests, nobles, commoners, and slaves. Gender roles were prominent, with men typically holding positions of power and authority. Family structure was important, with extended families living together in large households.