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Mesopotamians lived in the fertile valley between:___________:where they grew:_______,________, and __________. Tigris&Euphrates : barley, wheat, peas
This increased : food supply and population, attracted migrants
Sumerians were the first _______, by ______________ they were building fancy irrigation systems. migrants, 5000BCE
3000BCE, __________ inhabitants, dominant people in ______________ 1,000,000, Mesopotamia
New arrivals, ___________language. Intermarried and adapted ways semetic
4000 BCE, built ____________ World's first cities
Centers of ___________ and __________autority, ________, ________, _____and ____________ centers military and political, trade, marketplaces, cultural, religious
3200-2350, _____, _______, ____________, and _________ and others dominated public affairs Ur, Uruk, Babylon, Kish
internally, cities _______________________ and ensure ______________________ tried to maintain order, people cooperated on community projects
City-states- oversaw surrounding ____ regions since the wer important to city life agricultural
________, ______, and ____________- used labor of cities palaces, temples, defense walls
_________, step pyramids- house temples/alters ziggurats
more important were ______________________- more ______ and ____________ as population grew irrigation systems, canals, reservoirs
govt had power to order thousands of laborers to work
externally- ____________of cities attracted invaders, govt had to organize ________________and _________ wealth, building walls, train military
gov't probably had ______ of prominent men assemblies
Course of Empire: first empire builder- _______________, 2334 BC- had been minister to the king of _________ organized coup (overthrow of gov't) sargon of akkad, Kish,
new major conqueror was _________of Babylon Hammurabi
___________________-compiled laws from others and created some of his own Hammurabi's Code
estimated ___________ of ____ and sever pinishment high standards of living
_____________-law of retaliation- an eye for an eye lex talionis
1595 BCE- __________ (modern ______) conquered Babylonian empire (anatola __________) Hittites, Turkey, Turkey
order returned in 18000's BCE with the ________ assyrians
_________ used to strengthen their armies had them purshing into Syria, Palestine, and most of egypt iron weapons
by mid _________'s, other groups had advanced _________________ and _________, and ______________were absorbed into other empires 500, weapons and technique, mesopotamians
______, _______, __________, __________, __________, __________, __________- all occupations of earliest cities pottery, textiles, woodworking, leather production, brickmaking, stonecutting, masonry
Metallurgical innovations- one of most important devopments due to _____________________ specialized labor
in neolithic times, __________ into tools and jewelry copper
too ___ for weapon or hard work tool soft
1300 BCE- ___ created fir strong _____ tools, cheaper and more available Hittites, iron
3500 BCE- first ______ wheel
3500 BCE- built __ that allowed them to trade boats
2300 BCE- trading as far away as ________ India
early mesopotamia, ruling classes were _______and _______, gained it by _____- first elected by _______, soon to be ________ kings and nobles, people, hereditary
became _____ that developed into _________ of _______ legends, offspring of gods
next on scale were _______and __________ priests an priestesses
their job was to ________with _______ to ___________ intervene with gods, ensure good things for their people
could also store _________ in _______ money in temples
what was money in mesopotamia grain
farmers, professionals, artists free commoners
worked for others dependent clients
slave came from prisoners of war, convicted criminals, debtors, could earn freedom
men led families, decided what work family members would do patriarchal society
arrange______ marriages
sell _______ AND _____ into slavery to pay off debts wives and kids
adultress wives were__ killed by drowning
some women _______ ________, got _______, could be ___, _____, and _______________ high priestesses, got education, could be scribes,shopkeepers, and bakers
women needed to be virgins
what could they not do socialize with men
by 1500 BC, they had to wear veils
world's earlies writing- pictographs
need to keep records of trade and tazes
reed used to impress symbols on wet clay (_______) stylus, cuniform/hardened clay
3000 BC- __ was necesasry for society to function literacy
prepare accurate calendars astonomy
didvied year into __________ months, hours into ___ mins, into _______ secs 12, 60, 60
branch of hebrews settled in ________ israelites, palestine
descended from southern israelites in kingdom of ______ jews, judah
nomadic herders who settled in hebrews, Mesopotamia
12 loose _____ (israelites) fought with others in area tribes
brought all under ____ rule under a _________ unified, king
moses believed in ________, one god, __________-creater of universe monotheism, yahweh
____________ set out laws 10 commandments
__________ ___________ led to sepearation, Isreal in ____ and Judah in ______ tribal conflict, north, south
hebrew leaders compiled teachings in to ___, outline for creating world (1st 5 books of bible) torah
Assyrians forced Jews into ____ exile
they kept their _____ and many returned as _____ religious identity, jews
would influence _____ and __________ christianity and islam
phoenicians- called themselves _______ from land of _________ canaanites, canaan
greeks called them_________ phoenicians
interested more in _ and _ than in _________ trade and commerce , conquest
turned to trade- _____ ___, _____, __, and __ metal goods, textiles, pottery, and glass
first to develop purple from a mollusk
built excellent ships
extablished colonies around the Mediterranean
by 1500 bce, developed_ with _ constants, no ________ alphabet, 22, vowels
their writing spread as they traded
9th cent. bce, ___ adapted and added vowels greeks
__ adapted the greeks and passed it on to europe romans
_, sacred language of india, old persian, greek and latin sanskrit
modern discendants include ___, ______, and most _______ languages Hindi, Farsi, european
believed it was impossible for all languages to develop _____ independently
believe that speakers were all descendants of ____ who spoke a common language and _______ ancenstors, migrated
as the lost touch, language developed --------- differently
kept basic _and much of ____, but had different __ and different _______ structure, vocabulary, pronunciations, spellings
original homeland of indo-european was ___ region of modern day _ and south _________ steppe, ukraine, russia
built society between ___and______ bce 4500, 2500
first to domesticate ________ horses
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