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DDES Chap 3

Social Studies Chapter 3 Review

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The Tigris and Euphrates rivers flow into this The Persian Gulf.
Sumerian wedge-shaped writing was called cunneiform
An assembly was a Sumerian council of advisors.
Ur was a famous Sumerian city.
This Babylonian king and conqueror established a code of laws Hammurabi
Mesopotamia means "the land between the rivers."
Gilgamesh was a famous priest-king.
a sumerian school was commonly known as a tablet house.
The oldest written records known come from the culture of Sumer
Present day Mesopotamia is Iraq.
A ziggurat was a Sumerian temple.
The Sumerians settled in Mesopotamia about 3500B.C.
The Sumerians took an important step in changing their environment by using leeves to control the floods on the rivers.
At the center of each Sumerian city-state was a temple, a ziggurat, which was the home of the city's cheif god.
In Sumerian society, the middle class included artisans, shopkeepers, and government officials.
The city-states of Sumer were eventually conquered by Sargon I.
As a ruler, Hammurabi is best remembered for creating a written code of laws.
When Sargon I united the conquered city-states, he created the world's first empire.
The oldest written records known come from the culture of Sumer.
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