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mesopotamim
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| canal | a man made water way |
| city state | a political of a city and its surrounding countryside |
| cuneiform | one of the earliest known forms of written |
| empire | a land with different territories and people under a single rule |
| fertile crescent | an area of rich farmland in south west Asia |
| Hammurabi's code | a set of 282 laws that dealt with almost every part of daily life |
| irrigation | a way of supplying water to an area of land |
| monarch | a ruler of a kingdom or empire |
| monotheism | the belief in only one god |
| Ziggurat | a pyramid shaped temple tower in sumer |
| pictographs | a picture symbol |
| urban | a city area |
| polytheism | the worship or belief in many gods |
| surplus | more of something than is needed |
| priests | a person who performs religious ceremonies |
| silt | a mixtuer of fertile soli |
| prophet | someone who is said to receive messaqes from god |
| scribe | a writer |
| rural | a countryside area |
| barter | trading system in which people exchange goods without using money |
| cavalry | any military unit that is quick and mobile |
| covenant | a legal agreement |
| ensi | a king of a city stat |
| domestication | process a wild anmeal or plant for human |
| paleolithic | old stone age |
| neolithic | new stone age |
| caravan | a group of pepol especially traber or pilgrims traveling together acrase a desert |