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mespotamia vocab

mesopotamia vocabulary

WordDefenitinon
Canal a man made water way
City-state a political unit consisting of and its surrounding country side
cuneiform one of the earliest known forms of written expressions written in sumer
Empire a land with different territories and people under a single rule
Fertile Crescent an area of rich farmland in southwest Asia where the first civilization began
Hammurabi's code a set of 282 laws that dealt with almost every part of daily life
Irriquation a way of supplying water to an area of land
monarch a ruler 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 that is needed
priests a person who performs religous cerimonies
silt a mixture of fertile soil and tiny rocks that can make land ideal for farming
prophet someone who is said to receive messages from god to teach others
scribe a writer
rural a country side area
barter trading system in witch people exchange goods without using money
cavalry any military unit that is quick and noble
covenant a legal agreement of binding contract
ensi a term for a king at a city state in acient sumeria
domenstication a process of adapting wild plants and animals for human use
paleolithic "Old stone age" marked by the use of old stones
neolithic " New stone age " the agriculture revolution began
caravan a group of people especially traders or pilgrims traveling together across a desert
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