lessons 1 and 2
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
Help!
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The first civilizations started in | 3500 B.C.
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Civilization | A group of people with an organized and complex society within a culture
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Plain | Area of flat land
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Mesopotamia | Land between the rivers
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In the fertile crescent there is not enough _____ to grow plants | Rain
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In 5000 B.C. farmers living in the northern part of the fertile crescent... | Began moving south for fertile land
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Farmers moved from a plateau to | Mesopotamia
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Irrigation | Trenches and ditches brought water from rivers to fields
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Mesopotamians built | huts using reed
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Made bricks from | Mud and straw
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Most worked as farmers of herders of | Goats, sheep, and cattle
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Mesopotamians used_____ to transport goods | Rivers
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Production of surpluses food was a | great rise in civilization
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Farming improves | population rises
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Soon people arrived in 2 parts of the fertile crescent | Northern and western
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By 3500 B.C. several villages became city-states | Uruk, Kish, Lagash, Nippur, and Ur
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City-state | A city with its individual unit, complete with its own goverment
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Region | An area with common physical features
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Sargon | Akkadian ruler who conquered many city-states
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Cuneiform | form of writing
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Gilgamesh | literature figure
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Ur-Nammu | Farming, Businesses, literature, and arts
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Sumerians developed written systems that helped us with... | Business dealings, create works of literature, and to copy medical text
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Fertile | Rich soil
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