Mr. Blanchette's class T-2 Mesopotamia
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| Dead sea | A salt lake between isreal and Jordan; the Dead Sea is the lowest point on earth
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| Persian Gulf | an arm of the Arabian Sea, located between the Arabian Peninsula andsouthwest Iran
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| Nineveh |
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| Tyre | A rich tradeport and the major city of Phoenicia, located on the eastern mediterranean Sea in present day southern lebanon
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| Euphrates River | a river flowing south from Turkey through Syria and Iraq
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| covenant | binding agreement
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| empire | many territories and people who are controlled by one government
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| myth | a traditional story; in some cultures, a legend that explains people's beliefs
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| Isreal | A country in southwest Asia
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| Phoenicans |
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| Zagros Mountains |
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| code | an organized list of laws or rules
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| hebrews |
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| exile | to be forced to live in another country
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| King David |
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| Mesopotamia | an ancient region between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in Southwest Asia
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| Sumer | the first known civilization
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| Cuneiform | a form of writing that uses groups of wedges and lines; used to write several languages of the fertile cresent
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| Diaspora | The scattering of people
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| Caravan | a group of traders traveling together
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| Bazaar | market
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| Famine | A time when there is so little food and many people starve
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| Scribe | a writer who usually used a reed and clay to write
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| Prophet | a religious leader who told the Isrealites what god wanted them to do
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| Solomen |
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| Jordan River | A river in Iraq and Turkey
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| Black Sea |
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| mesopotamia | an ancient region between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in Southwest Asia
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| abraham | led his family to canaan, where he became the founer of a new nation
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| moses | developed monothesium
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| Tigris river | A river in Iraq and Turkey
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| chariot |
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| babylon | an ancient region around southeastern mesopotamia and between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers; now present-day Iraq
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| Assyria | a historical kingdom of northern mesopotamia around present-day Iraq and Turkey
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| Ur | a city of ancient sumer in southern mesopotamia, located in present-day southeast Iraq
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| astronomy | the branch of scince that studies the planets, stars, moon, and other objects in the universe
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| Jerusalem | The capital city of modern Isreal; a holy city for Jews, Christians, and Muslims
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| King Daniel |
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| epic of gilgamesh |
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| 10 commands | a code of laws given to the isrealites by god
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| Tributary |
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| empire | many territories and people who are controlled by one government
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| zigurrats | a step temple believed to be used by the gods to descend to the earth
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| Sargon | the first ruler of the Akkadian empire
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| Hammurahbi | the first ruler of babylon
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| alphabet | a set of symbols that represent the sounds of a language
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| city-state | a city with it's own traditions, government and laws; both a city and a seperate independant state
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| monothesiem | belief in many gods
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| polythesium | belief in one god
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| Peninsula | a piece of land surrounded almost completly with water and connected to the mainland by an isthmus
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| dead sea scrolls | ancient parchment manuscripts containing the earliest version of the first few books of the bible
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| Sani peninsula | a peninsula on the northern end of the red sea that links southwest Asia with northeast Africa
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| Canal | a waterway dug into the earth or modified by people to transport water or people, or provide drainage
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| confluence |
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| Tarus Mountains | A set of mountains locaed in modern day Turkey
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