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World History

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  • The Fertile Crescent was home to one of the earliest civilizations.
    Mesopotamia
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  • what is a city state?
    City is a country
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  • At the center of each city stood a massive
    ziggurat.
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  • One of the most powerful of the Mesopotamian city states was a city-state called
    UR
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  • The Tigris and Euphrates rivers often flooded irregularly and unpredictably.
    River flooding brought fertile soil called silt, which was excellent for bringing harvests
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  • . a warrior king named _______, conquered many city states to form the world’s first empire
    Sargon
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  • Around 2000 B.CBabylonian King named Hammurabi conquered ..........
    Mesopotamia
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  • What river helped Egypt become powerfull?
    the Nile river
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  • Egyptian _______ ruled not just as political rulers, but also as divine figures
    Pharaohs
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  • the Egyptian government was a ______. In a theocracy, the government is ruled by religious figures.
    theocracy
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  • This process consisted of removing the vital organs and wrapping the remains in linen cloths
    Mummification
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  • Why did the Pharaohs need to be mummified?
    Pharaohs needed to be able to rule in both their earthly life and in their afterlife
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  • One of the most influential of the Indo-European groups were the
    Hittites
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  • Aryan religion formed much of the basis for Aryan society. Brahmin priests sat at the top of a rigid class system known as the
    caste system
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  • One very important figure in Aryan culture was a warrior king named
    Krishna
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  • The Aryan belief in the divinity of Krishna, the caste system and the Vedic hymns helped spawn the beginning of what we know today as
    Hinduism
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