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No. Sumer was a region in Mesopotamia (Iraq) rather than in Egypt.
the flooding was unpredictable
egyptians had always lived in the nile valley sumerians lived in what's today iraq
a sumer is a kind of writing
Sumer; where it all started
Sumer and Egypt were contemporary civilizations with Harappa.
Written forms of communication
Yes, Sumer is west of Egypt.
Monolithic monuments. In the case of China, it was the Great Wall; for Egypt an Mexico, pyramids were among their greatest buildings.
Well, stone age cultures were the earliest, but if you want actual civilisations? Probably Sumer, Assyria and Egypt
In egypt, there were pharaohs, and in Sumer there were kings and queens
Egypt lies in the fertile Nile River valley which is isolated from most civilizations at the time. Mesopotomian societies such as Sumer were under constant pressure from the outside world, and indeed Sumer fell to the Assriyns(mispelled I know) a barbaric Asian tribe.
No. Sumer was a region in Mesopotamia (Iraq) rather than in Egypt.
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Ancient societies are considered as civilisations when they develop a centralised form of government, whether it is a collection of small city states ruled by kings as in Sumer (the first civilisation in history) or a large kingdom like that of Egypt (the second civilisation in history).
how were the social class strctures similar and different in sumer and egypt