Sumer

Yes, the wheel was invented in about 3500 B.C. Wheels were often made with wood ]and with leather. Sumerians believed that the wheel was a better way to transport goods efficiently.k_home.htm?state=IL

Wheel, clay jars, statues. Sorry, that's all I got. :/

They needed to keep of goods they traded.They also wanted to label goods.

Yes, they believed that if they kept the gods happy, they would prevent trouble from happening in their city.

Abgal Seven wise-men and the attending deities of the god Enki. Adrammelech Babylonian god (possibly of the sun) to whom babies were burned in sacrifice. Aja Babylonian sun goddess. Akkan Four Saami goddesses who overseeconception, birth and destiny. Alauwaimis Demon which drives away evil sickness. Ama-arhus Babylonian and Akkadian fertility goddess. Amurru Akkadian god of mountains and nomads. An Summerian god of heaven. Anatu Goddess of the earth and sky. Antu Summerian goddess of creation. Later replaced by Ishtar. Anu Summerian and Babylonian god of the sky, father of the gods and most powerful deity of the pantheon. Anunitu Babylonian goddess of the moon. She was later merged with Ishtar. Apsu Summerian and Akkadian god of the primordial sweet waters - as opposed to the primordial bitter waters of Chaos. Arazu Babylonian god of completed construction. Aruru Babylonian goddess of creation. Ashnan Summerian goddess of grain. Aya Goddess of dawn. Baal God of the sun and crop fertility, widely venerated throughout the Fertile Crescent and the Middle East. Baba Tutelary goddess of the kings of Sumer, and a goddess of motherhood and healing. Babbar Sumerian sun god. Equatedwith the Babylonian Shamash. Belet-Ili Summerian goddess of the womb. Beletseri Akkadian 'clerk' of the Underworld, who kept records of human activities so that she could advise on their final judgment after death. She is called Queen of the Desert. Dagon vegetation and fertility god. Damgalnunna Mother goddess. Dumuzi Summerian form of Tammuz, a god of vegetation, fertility and the Underworld. Possibly the husband of Inanna. Ea Summerian and Babylonian god of sweet waters, he is the patron of wisdom, magic and medical science. Ebeh Summerian mountain god. Ellil Akkadian form of the god Enlil. God of wind and earth. Enmesarra God of the underworld and the lord of mes - the power underlying society and civilization. Ennugi God of irrigation and canals. Ereshkigal Summerian and Akkadian goddess of the dead. She is dark and violent, and possibly was once a sky goddess. Erra God of war, death and other disasters. GibilSummerian god of light and fire. Girru Akkadian god of light and fire. He is the messenger of the gods. Gula Summerian goddess of healing. Humbaba God of the cedar forest. Inanna The most important of the Summerian divinities, she is the goddess of love, fertility and war. Her symbol is the eight-pointed star. Irkalla See Ereshkigal. IsaraGoddess of oaths and queen of judgment. Ishkhara Babylonian goddess of love. Ishkur Summerian god of storms and rain. Ishtar Violent Summerian and Babylonian goddess of love and fertility. She had a habit of attracting lovers and then killing or maiming them. Kaksisa God of the star Sirius. KiGoddess of the earth. Kulitta Goddess of music. KullaThe Babylonian god who restores temples. Kusag God who is high priest of the gods, the patron od priests in Babylonia. Lahar Summerian god of cattle and sheep. LamastuDemon who causes fever and childhood diseases. Mama Mother goddess. Mamitu Akkadian goddess of fate and judgment in the Underworld. Mammetu Babylonian goddess of fate and destiny. Marduk God of thunderstorms, fertility, and the supreme leader of the gods after defeating Tiamat. Later known as Bel or Baal. Martu God of destruction by storms and of the steppes. Mummu Summerian and Babylonian god of craftsmen and technical skill. Mylitta Babylonian and Assyrian goddess of fertility and childbirth. Nabu Summerian and Babylonian god of knowledge, writing, and scribe of the gods. NammuSummerian goddess of the sea. Namtar God of the Summerian underworld and the bringer of disease and pestilence to humans. Nanaja Summerian and Akkadian goddess of sex and war. Nanna Summerian god of the moon. Equivalent to Babylonian god Sin. Nanshe Goddess of fertility and water, she was the patron of dreams and prophecy. Nergal Evil god of the underworld who brings sickness, fear and war on mankind. He is the consort of the death-goddess Ereshkigal. Nidaba Summerian goddess of learning. Nin-agal God of smiths. NinattaGoddess of music. Ninazu Babylonian god of magic incantations. Ninedinna Babylonian goddess of the books of the dead. Ningirsu Summerian and Babylonian god of rain, fertility and irrigation. Ningizzida God of healing and magic. Sometimes pictured as a serpent with a human head. Ninhursag See Ki. Ninkarrak Goddess of healing. Ninkasi Summerian goddess of intoxicating drinks, and beer in particular. Ninlil Goddess of heaven and earth, known as the wind. Nintur Akkadian goddess of birth. NinurtaGod of rain, fertility, thunderstorms, the plow, floods, wells, and the south wind. Nisaba Babylonian and Summerian goddess of grain and learning. Nusku Summerian god of light and fire. Papsukkel Minister and messenger of the Summerian gods. Rimmon Babylonian god of storms. Salbatanu God of the planet Mars. Samuqan God of cattle. Sataran Divine judge and healer. Shamash Summerian god of the sun, judge and law-giver of the people. He is the husband of Ishtar. Shulpae God of feasting. Shutu God of illness and the South Wind. Sibzianna Summerian god of the star Orion. Siduri Goddess of wine-making and brewing. SinSummerian god of the moon, the calendar, and the fixed seasons. Sulpa'e God of fertility, wild animals and the planet Jupiter. Tammuz Akkadian vegetation god and the symbol of death and rebirth in nature. The 'corn king' of Wiccan worship. Tiamat Dragon-goddess of the primordial waters of Chaos, seen as a great salt sea. Also the enemy of the gods. Umunmutamku Babylonian deiety who presents offerings to the gods after they have been made by humans. Uttu Summerian spider-goddess of weaving and clothing. Zakar Babylonian god of dreams as messages from the gods.

Because if they were not nice to them they knew the Sumerians would kill them.

failures get punished with a stick or a cane if you did do good you pass

Yes...

The Sumerians did make the Wheel in the Plow...

The first shapes were discovered in the place where they settled

The wheel is arguably the most important invention in the Sumerian time. People could now use wheels on a cart to carry heavy loads, and more importantly, use animals to carry heavy objects. Also, the wheels were used for chariots, to pull kings, and for war.

The Sumerians believed in the divine right of kings, which meant that the right to rule was god-given.

Ur, Uruk, Nippur, Kish and others.

it made people have more jobs and more freetime

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They created bronze swords, the Irrigation system, the Plow, the Wheel, 360 degrees, 60 seconds in a minute, Ziggurats, 60 minutes in an hour, and many more.

after sargons death the empire broke apart in a series of conflicts.Independent cities fought for freedom and won.

Surplus food -

After the Sumerians developed irrigation systems, they grew more wheat and barley than they needed at one time.

Division of labor -

Large teams of Sumerian workers cultivated the fields, and irrigated and harvested crops. Some continued to farm, but others became carpenters, metal-workers, potters, weavers, merchants, soldiers, doctors, etc.

Cities -

People clustered together in villages and towns to find work, sell their goods, store their grain, and bargain for food. Villages and towns grew into cities as more and more people came together. Ur, Uruk, Kish, Lagash, and Umma are examples of Sumerian cities.

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What I know that they have in common is that egyptians and babylonians had the same building structure een if their buildings dont look identic. something other common is that they have the same number of gods.

Sumer was conquered many times. in about 2800 B.C. King Gilgamesh rules the city of Uruk 2400 B.C. Sargon I of Akkad conquers Sumer. 2000 B.C. Sumerians conquered by Amorites, from Babylon 1600 B.C. Hammurabi conquers all of Sumer; records Codes of Hammurabi 1400 B.C. Assyrians establish an empire from the town of Assur into Mesopotamia

His name was Nimrod. According to the Book of Genesis and Books of Chronicles, the son of Cush, the great-grandson of Noah. The Bible states that he was "a mighty hunter before the Lord [and] .... began to be mighty in the earth". Extra-biblical traditions associating him with the Tower of Babelle to his reputation as a king who was rebellious against God. Since Accad (Babylonian Akkad) was destroyed and lost with the destruction of its Empire in the period 2200-2154 BC (long chronology), the stories mentioning Nimrod seem to recall the late Early Bronze Age. The association with Erech (Babylonian Uruk), a city that lost its prime importance around 2,000 BC as a result of struggles between Isin, Larsa and Elam, also attests the early provenance of the stories of Nimrod. Several Mesopotamian ruins were given Nimrod's name by 8th-century Arabs, including the ruins of the Assyrian city of Kalhu (the biblical Calah), built by Shalmaneser I (1274-1244 BC).

they need natural resources such as stone,wood,metal they trade it with other people from different countries.They trade it to earn money,foods for their family.They worked hard together to trade for other people.

The Sumer civilization started with Military leaders as rulers then priests took over who granted kings power. It was a rather remarkable civilization. The empire finally came to an end when it got attacked, and that was the rise and fall of the Sumer empire.

The Sumerian civilization (the first civilization on Earth) appeared 9000 years ago. Because spelt grew on the banks of the Tigris and the Euphrates river, humans became sedentary. They began to cultivate these lands and invent new farming techniques. After that they invented writing and Architecture. Later, they began to build big cities.

It is located near the Persian Gulf, the cities within Sumer are Babylon and Kish

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The Sumerians overtook the settlers in the Tigris/Euphrates river valley in 3500 B.C.E. and they were taken over by the Assyrians in 900 B.C.E