Mesopotamia

the following environmental factors that led to the devlopment of civilization in Mesopotamia were the following:

Droughts

Floods

Volcanic Activity

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No. Lugal is a term for a person..... not a city.

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The Fertile Crescent maintained a government based on theocracy. In a theocracy, a deity is recognized as the ruler of the government.

Mesopotamia was located on flat plain between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.

Sumer, Akkad and Babylonia were the three general areas of ancient Mesopotamia.

Yes there are.

There is one south of Baghdad which was restored by a US Army engineer regiment recently. .

"The reason why Mesopotaima is called the fertile crescent is because it is a quarter moon that goes from the Syrian Desert to the South Persian Gulf".

After the animals were either driven out or destroyed, this river valley was able to provide sustenance for a great many people. It was devoid of tropical conditions but was warm enough that snow was absent year round. Plus the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers provided access to the Indus River and eventually the Indian Ocean.

It was one of the first methods of writing in ancient history. Most Semitic languages used it to write. After that the Phoenicians invented the alphabet and used the Hebrew language to write. We know a lot of ancient history because clay tablets have been found written in cuneiform.

The largest most advanced settlement in North American prior to the arrival of Europeans was the Mississippian city of Cahokia. Located in what is now western central Illinois (due east of St. Louis, Missouri), not much remains but a few earthworks, as most of the surviving sites were destroyed in the period between the mid 1800's to the 1920's by land speculators and farming. An estimated 20,000 people or more lived in the city of Cahokia, far exceeding the largest city of Europe at that time (c. 1100 AD). The city of Cahokia is the sight of the largest earthen structure in North America, Monk's Mound, and the city at this time was protected by a two mile long palisade around Monk's Mound and the 40 acre Grand Plaza.

Predating that was the Mayan civilization of Central and South America.

Kayla Says: Because of the hot weather, they had to use an irragation system, which farmers made new and very popular.

It doesn't have a modern name as such as it is not a single modern-day country. That area is now much of Iraq and parts of Iran, Syria and Turkey. It is associated with the rivers Tigris and Euphrates. It originates from Greek, meaning "land between the rivers."

The fertile Crescent is a crescent-shaped landform that has been in existence for thousands of years. Looking at it, you would notice marshlands, rivers, and tectonic divergence.

The most famous capital of Mesopotamia (or "land between two rivers") was Babylon. At the present time, the country of Iraq occupies what once was the Kingdom of Mesopotamia.

From most important to least...

Ruler

Government and Religious Workers

Skilled Workers, Merchants, Artisans

Lower Government and Religious Workers

Construction, Defense, and Entertainment

Peasants (Farmers)

Slaves

This is a very complex question, and one that Hittitologists have yet to settle. Clearly, there were slaves and freemen, rulers and subjects, soldiers and artisans, priests and "old women" (who were a cross between midwives and sorceresses). But there were also many ethnic groups. The short answer is that the nobles were at the top, and that nobles and priests were often one in the same (but not always). Priests and priestesses were highly regarded. Merchants were also highly regarded, and there were special laws with harsh sanctions for harming them. Slaves were at the bottom of society, but still had certain rights granted by law. The very lowest class was something called "hapiru," who seemed to have been stateless wanderers who were often violent, causing trouble along wilderness frontiers.

Mesopotamia was approximately 300 miles long and 150 miles wide. It was located between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. It was roughly in modern Iraq.

Workers, language, roads, cities..etc A surplus of food, division of labor/labour, government and religion, and language etc.

They irrigated the crops by capturing water from the Nile River and they distributed the water throughout the farmers fields.

the name of the sumerian writing system is cuneiform

Mesopotamia originated between two rivers (Tigris and Euphrates). Mesopotamia in Greece means land between two rivers.

It started by when the wheel was invented because it could transport goods to other parts of the Fertile Crescent. Then they kept trading causing a high burst in population in the Fertile Crescent.

The women in Mesopotamia wore elaborate necklaces and hoop earrings. Jewelry was worn as a status symbol in Mesopotamia and the rich wore the most.

In 1792 b.c., Hammurabi's code of law developed in babylonian empire.

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