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Unit 3: 6th Grade

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What is the Fertile Crescent? A large arc of fertile farmland in S.W Asia.
What is silt? A mixture of rich soil and tiny rocks.
What is civilization? An organized society within a specific area.
What is irrigation? A way of supplying water to an area of land.
What are canals? Human made waterways.
What is a surplus? Having more than what is needed.
Rural Countryside areas.
Urban City areas.
City-State A city-state consist of a city and all of the countryside around it.
Empire Land with different territories and peoples under a singular ruler.
Polytheism The worship of many gods.
Priest People who perform religious ceremonies.
Cuneiform The world's first system of writing.
Scribe A Scribe-also known as a writer would be hired to document business transactions or keep track of the items people bought or sold.
Epics Long poems that tell the stories of heroes.
Architecture The science of building.
Ziggurat A pyramid shaped temple tower.
Monarch A ruler of a kingdom or empire.
Hammurabi's Code This was a set of 282 laws that dealt with every part of daily life
Alphabet An alphabet is a set of letters that can be combined to form words.
Who wrote a legal code that covered most of daily life? Hammurabi
Babylon became rich because it was located between the mediterranean Sea and what other large body of water? Persian Gulf
The Calendar developed by the Sumerians was based on what? The cycles of the moon
Although most Sumerians were farmers, many made metal, cloth, and pottery because they were skilled what? Artisans
Sumerians who learned how to write were called what? Scribes
The first Sumerian Kings were probably what? War Heroes
Where did the first civilizations arise because of the farming conditions? River Valleys
The fertile crescent is located between what two large bodies of water? Mediterranean sea and Persian Gulf
Mesopotamia means what in greek? What are those two rivers? "Between Rivers", Tigris and Euphrates
What was the famous story about a Mesopotamian king that may be the first written story in history? Epic of Gilgamesh
What is one reason that city states were almost always at war with each other? Farm land
How many laws were in Hammurabis code? 282
What was the first written language? Cuneiform
King Nebuchadnezzar built the what for his wife Hanging Gardens
What are the three great empires of the Fertile Crescent? Assyrians, Babylonian, Chaldeans
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