Sumer

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Sumerian cities had walls around them for the primary purpose of protection.

The development of writing enabled the Sumerians to record and preserve information, facilitating the administration of their complex society. It allowed for the documentation of laws, trade transactions, and historical events, which helped in governance and economic management. Writing also fostered the sharing of knowledge and culture, contributing to advancements in various fields such as literature, science, and religion. Ultimately, it laid the foundation for future civilizations by enhancing communication and record-keeping.

Sumer was one of the city-states of Mesopotamia, which was located between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. This area is now known as Iraq. (City-states were the city, and the surrounding farmland around it.)

Akkadians

Becauce they were dedicated to the chief god or goddess & they believed that the gods ruled the cities by divine authority.

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it affected the growth of the villages food supply

The Sumerians invented glass accidentally.

The Sumerians were the first to build an irrigation system. They learned how to use the floodings of the rivers to water their plants. They dug canals in which they could store the water and made gates (dikes) to protect their lands from flooding. When the river went back to its banks, the gates were closed and a lot of water remained in the canals. Without this knowkledge (and hard work) they just wouldn't have been able to live and farm in the very hot weather.

The Sumerians controlled their physical environment by practicing irrigation. They also domesticated animals and built houses out of mud bricks.

Cities of Sumer and Akkad were defeated and captured and some occupied or recolonised.

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Sumer included the stretch of land between Eastern Iraq and (including) Southwestern Iran.

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The sumerians didnt have a exact amount of gods but it is said they believed in a god for each element. Sumerians also beleived in Polythesism which is the belief in many gods or godesses

because the sumerians belived that success in every area of life depended on pleasing the gods therfore every sumerian had the responsability to keep the gods happy.

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samarians lived in a city called sumer it was one of i believe 12 or 9 somthing like that that were visited by the aliens that started the first civlization and here we are

If I am correct, the kings (pharoahs) did, as they stood high and mighty in the huge "ziggarat!" (correct me if I'm wrong)

The Sumerians believed there were multiple gods controlling the forces of nature. The priests were considered the speakers for the gods. They were also the doctors and the leaders of the community.

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