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Law 196 says an eye for an eye, but Law 198 says a noble only pays silver. Which part of rule of law is MISSING here?
everyone is treated equally
punishments are set ahead of time
witnesses decide the case
laws are written down
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Hammurabi’s laws were carved into a stone stele and set up where everyone could see them. Which idea is this?
the law is written and public
laws come from the people
everyone is equal before the law
judges can change the punishment
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Sargon of Akkad conquered Ur, Uruk, Kish, and Lagash and ruled them all from one capital. How is mesopotamia ruled now?
many city-states came under one ruler — an empire
the temple took over from the kings
the cities stopped fighting over water
each city kept its own king
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A city has extra food, some people become priests instead of farmers. Which step in the farm→city chain is this?
irrigation
specialization
surplus
population grows
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gold
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Mesopotamia’s floods came without warning. Based on your notes, how did this shape religion?
people believed the king controlled the rain
people worshipped one calm god
people stopped building temples
people saw the gods as unpredictable and tried to please them
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We can still read the Epic of Gilgamesh today. Which ruler’s project is the main reason?
Nebuchadnezzar’s walls
Hammurabi’s stele
Ashurbanipal’s library at Nineveh
Sargon’s army
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Scribes in Ur reed marks into wet clay to record how many jars of barley each farmer delivered. Which invention is this?
the stele, for posting laws
cuneiform, for keeping records
the alphabet, for writing poems
base-60 math, for measuring circles
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Priests store grain and hand it out, and the ziggurat stands in the center. Which institutions does the ziggurat belong
political and social
economy and social
political and religion
religion and economy
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gift
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