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Controlling Mesopotamia was challenging for empires due to its fragmented geography, characterized by diverse city-states and shifting alliances among them. The region's fertile land attracted various groups, leading to frequent invasions and conflicts. Additionally, the complex social and cultural dynamics, along with the presence of powerful local rulers, made centralized governance difficult. Natural disasters like floods and droughts further complicated administration and resource management.
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Who were the three rulers that built empires in Mesopotamia?
Enlil, Enka, and Jarqa. They are the most richest so they are the most famous! Email me for more information at aamougis@gmail.com
When did the ancient civilization of Mesopotamia end?
Mesopotamia is still there, now called Iraq. It was always attractive because of its fertility, and now a major source of oil. It was part of several empires - Assyrian, Babylonian, Persian, Macedonian etc etc.
What was so important about the Nile River in Ancient Mesopotamia?
Nothing, the Nile river is a long way from Mesopotamia.
How did the empires of the Middle East fall to Europeans?
The empires in the Middle East and North Africa in the late 1700s and early 1800s were centuries behind the Europeans in military technology. Early machine-guns called "Gatling Guns" would mow down thousands of musket-wielding Arabs. Each "battle" between the Europeans and the Arabs would be a massacre and so, many Arab states conceded defeat, like Egypt. Other parts of the Middle East, like the Levant or Mesopotamia, were under Ottoman control and were acquired by the British and the French as a result of the Treaty of Versailles.
Why were there so many groups of people established civilizations in mesopotamia?
I am guessing that it was an easier life in Mesopotamia. So when the news got out they decided to go where the grass is greener.
Who were the three rulers that built empires in Mesopotamia?
Enlil, Enka, and Jarqa. They are the most richest so they are the most famous! Email me for more information at aamougis@gmail.com
Why was control of the tran-saharan trade so important to the empires of Ghana mali and songhai?
Ask your history teacher.
Why is malaria so difficult to control?
Malaria is so difficult to control because it is being spread through mesquitos. It is hard to control if a bug were to bite a person, especially in a country that has so much poverty and cannot afford nets or proper bug sprays.
Information of Mesopotamia's temples?
mesopotamia temples are so cute and intresting omg! this is so cute and wonderful mesopotamia temples are so cute and intresting omg! this is so cute and wonderful mesopotamia temples are so cute and intresting omg! this is so cute and wonderful
Why was it so difficult to abolish slavery without more federal control?
Give me the answer
Why was the region of the ancient land of Canaan so frequently fought over?
It was in the middle of the Fertile Crescent - Mesopotamia-Syria, which was the subject of many invasions by expanding empires. - Assyrians, Babylonians, Persians, Macedonians, Romans etc etc.
Why was the Assyrian Empire able to gain so much power and control around 1100 BCE in Mesopotamia?
Because they developed iron weapons.
When did the ancient civilization of Mesopotamia end?
Mesopotamia is still there, now called Iraq. It was always attractive because of its fertility, and now a major source of oil. It was part of several empires - Assyrian, Babylonian, Persian, Macedonian etc etc.
How do you define fury?
Fury is anger so powerful that a person finds it difficult to control.
Is there a king in Mesopotamia now?
NO !!! Mesopotamia was flooded and salt was left so they suffered and all died or moved away. So Mesopotamia is gone forever. That means no kings
Explain why viruses are so difficult to combat?
Viruses are so difficult to combat because they are very good at assuming control of cells and multiplying themselves to spread and produce toxins.
What was the single reason groups north of mesoamerica did not create empires?
No such reason exists - the Hittites from Asia Minor, north of Mesopotamia created an empire. So did the Lydians and of course Athens, its empire being primarily in Asia Minor and the Aegean Islands.
