What is current day Mesopotamia?

Answer 1

Mesopotamia, or "the land between the rivers," refers to the territory around the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, which is mostly Iraq today, as well as some parts of northeastern Syria, southeastern Turkey, and southwestern Iran

This is all in the Middle East.

Answer 2

Present day of Mesopotamia (Bet Nahrian) is present day Iraq, Southern turkey, Western iran ,and Eastern Syria . These regions all belong to the great Civilization of Mesopotamia.

The Mesopotamians (Bet-Nahrianaye) : One Just a single people (The Sumerians, Akkadians, Babylonians and the Assyrians) got known to the world by different Names in different period of times started with the Sumerians and ended by the last great one The Most Influential "The Assyrians".

Sumerians (7000 Years strong)

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Akkadians (By Sargon Akkad the Great)

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Babylonians (In South) Assyrians (In North)

Assyrians were the First nation in the world to accept Christianity and to spread it into India, China and Russia far before the Western Missionaries..There is still 10 Millions Indians Christians population belong the holy apostle catholic Assyrian church of the East

Islamic Arabic Aggressive invasion that wan not only a militaristic invasion but also a cultural , ethnical invasion that changed the language, hijacked the identities of the hole regions that they invaded.

Islamic Arabic invasion brought destruction and backwards with it. and put the hole nation into a grave danger by a way that they do not even know who were their ancestors . Now the Muslims of Iraq call them self Arabs ,Kurds and Turks, such as Syria which is the eastern part of Assyria (Roman Province of Assyria) and Lebanon .

Answer 3

Iraq, but also parts of eastern Syria, southwest Iran, and southeast Turkey.

Answer 4

i believe it is between the Tigris and Euphrates river but i cant find it on a map

Answer 5

Southwest Asia, in Iraq

Answer 6

Mesopotamia is now in present day Iraq

Answer 7

Iraq