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Sargon   An Akkadian king who unified the city states, which created the world's first empire.  
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Hammurabi   A fair and just ruler of Babylonia, he is best known for his "eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth" code of law  
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Hanging Gardens of Babylon   One of the seven wonders of the Ancient world, beautiful "terraced" gardens that were watered using irrigated water from the Euphrates!  
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Empire   A large territory or group of many territories governed by one ruler.  
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Tribute   Payment made to a ruler or state as a sign of surrender; payment to a ruler as a sign of submission or for protection.  
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Province   A territory governed as a political district of a country or empire.  
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Caravan   A group of merchants traveling together for safety, usually with a large number of camels; a group of traveling merchants and animals.  
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Code (of law)   A set of official rules; a system of principles or rules.  
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Epic   A long poem that records the deeds of a legendary or real hero.  
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Silt   A mixture of fertile soil and tiny rocks that can make land ideal for farming.  
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Polytheism   Worship of many gods.  
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City-States   A city that governs itself and it's surrounding territory.  
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Irrigation   A system that supplies dry land with water through ditches, pipes, or streams.  
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Surplus   An amount that is left over after a need has been met.  
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Ziggurat   A pyramid-shaped structure with a temple at the top.  
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Cuneiform   Writing developed by the Sumerians that used wedge-shaped marks made in soft clay.  
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Scribe   A person who copies or writes out documents; often a record keeper.  
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Stylus   A writing tool made from a reed that scribes used to make wedge shaped symbols on clay tablets.  
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Sumer   The first human civilization in world history, these early people began to form towns in 5000 BC.  
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Cylinder Seal   An engraved stone cylinder used to create a seal or signature on clay tablets.  
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Civilization   A civilization is an advanced state of human society. Typically a civilization is marked by advanced government, agriculture, science, and culture.  
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