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KMS - Mesopotamia

Review of the Fertile Crescent and surrounding area.

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The form of writing used in Mesopotamia that involved writing wedged-shaped symbols in wet clay? Cuneiform
A method for watering crops. Irrigation
This is formed by establishing rules and traditions in an organized community. Society
This type of religion only worships one god. Monotheism
This person is a craftsperson, such as a potter or painter. Artisan
A group of people in a complex, organized society. Civilization
A person that is owned by another person. Slave
This is the name of a professional writer. Scribe
Another name for an agreement or promise. Covenant
When land is rich and a great place for growing crops. Fertile
An individual unit, complete with it's own form of government and traditions (even though it may be small). City-State
A pyramid shaped structure, formed by stacking rectangles that is used as a place of worship is called a ________. Ziggurat
A large territory of many places all under one ruler. Empire
A religion that worships many gods. Polytheism
This is the name for the ruling family of an empire. Dynasty
To exchange goods and services is also called. Barter
The land between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. Mesopotamia
The idea that kings are selected by gods to carry out the gods' wishes. Divine Kinship
The king of Babylon that wrote of a set of 282 laws dealing with business, property ownership, medical practice, marriage, and childcare. Hammurabi
One of the other important Kings of Babylon that is credited for building the Hanging Gardens, city walls, and the great ziggurat. Nebuchadnezzar II
The kingdom of 12 united tribes created by King David in 1000 B.C. Israel
The son of David who is known for his wisdom and building the temple used to house the Torah. Solomon
The civilization that developed the modern alphabet because of their trading. Phoenicians
The group of people that developed the first coins in 500 B.C. Lydians
The main difference between the city-states of Sumer and Akkad. Language
An area of high, flat land. Plateau
An area of flat land. Plain
Chosen to lead the Hebrews out of Egypt and receive the 10 commandments. Moses
The capital of Israel. Jerusalem
The most important part of Phoenician society. Trade
They were known for being merciless warriors. Assyrians
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