chapter 2 history
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| The basic units of summarian civilization | city-states
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| A massive stepped tower | ziggurat
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| Society in ancient mesopotamia. | patriarchal
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| Mesopotamian religion was | polytheistic
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| Around 3,000 B.C., the summarians created a wedge shaped writting tool called | cuneiform
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| The most comman name for monarch | pharaoh
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| To preserve the pyshical body after death | mummification
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| Greeks later called this earliest Egyptian writing | Hieroglyphics
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| A highly simplified version of hieroglyphics | hieratic script
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| Domesticated animals for both food and clothing | pastoral nomads
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| The Jews were ___ they believed in one God | monotheistic
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