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MESOPOTAMIA I
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Why was Mesopotamia the first civilization?
The weather was always nice.
The land was perfect for making fire.
The land was perfect for farming.
The land was a perfect for roaming.
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Who conquered Sumer?
Babylon
Hittites
Assyra
Akkadians
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7. What is an ancient human society with its own community organization and culture?
Community
Village
Civilization
Empire
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Why do we know more about the code of Hammurabi than other ancient laws?
It was mentioned by all of the ancient historians.
It was carved in stone and displayed in a public square.
It was written down and passed to everyone.
Many copies of it were stored in libraries.
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The two rivers are the the _________________________________________.
Tiger and Euphrates
Tigris and Euphrates
North and South
Tigers and Elephants
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What ancient people lived on the coast of the Mediterranean sea and was conquered by Assyria
Hittites
Israel
Judah
Babylon
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Irrigate means_____________________.
to control the water of the rivers.
to farm the land.
to domesticate animals.
to divide the social classes.
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Why was the land in Mesopotamia so great for farming?
It was far from any water sources.
There were many animals around.
Animals were domesticed.
The soil is very rich and fertile.
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Define surplus.
Having the best agriculture.
The supply of products in excess.
Having more achievements than what you need.
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How were goods transported for trade?
boat
horse
by foot
donkey caravans
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Which modern country is NOT in the territory of Mesopotamia?
Syria
Kuwait
Greece
Irak
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How many laws did Hammurabi have?
382
281
282
280
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The king and his royal family were at the top of the social order; directly under them were...
farmers, artisans, scribes, and merchants.
mountain men an.d mountain women (slaves)
priests
doctors and lawyers.
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One of the oldest written laws written in Ancient Mesopotamia.
The Bible
Magna Carta
Code of Hammurabi
The Iliad
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What were the 4 natural resources that Mesopotamia claimed?
river water, timber, mining, fishing
river water, iron, mining, fishing
river water, chariots, fishing, iron
river water, silt, fishing, timber
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Modern day Iraq was once known as Mesopotamia
TRUE
FALSE
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What were the major achievements in Mesopotamia?
steel making, library of Nineveh, farming, wheel
writing, commerce, trade, clay tablets
wheel, farming, writing, mathematics, bronze
chariots, iron weapons, clay tablets, writing
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How did Mesopotamia keep records?
Religious artifacts
Cuneiform
Stories and fables
Word of mouth
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What is Mesopotamia?
a fertile valley between the Caucasus and Ural mountains
a fertile valley between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers
a desert city in Egypt
a desert city in Tibet
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What was the Mesopotamian Religion?
Muslim
Christianity
monotheism
Polytheistic
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What was the status of women in early Mesopotamian cultures?
They were, in essence, property, according to cuneiform text
They had gender parallelism, according to images in tombs
They were priestesses, according to The Epic of Gilgamesh
They had some rights, according to the Code of Hammurabi
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Who was the first great ruler in Mesopotamia?
Mrs. Rodriguez
Marduk
Hammurabi
Sargon
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Irrigation was also used for
Transporting water to wet areas of land.
Transporting water to the ocean.
Transporting water to dry areas of land after droughts.
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Where did most ancient civilizations begin?
Beside Rivers
On Islands
In Fertile Land
In the Mountains
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In ancient Mesopotamian architecture, a monumental platform for a temple:
ziggurat
pyramid
register
cella
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What is King Hammurabi known for?
He was the first to develop a code of laws for a civilization.
He developed trading.
He developed polytheism.
He developed farming domestication.
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Mesopotamia began around the year __________.
3,500 BC
3,500 AD
3,000 BC
3,000 AD
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What were two advantages that the Hittites had over Babylon?
iron and horse drawn chariots
well trained army and chariots
fierce army and iron
terror and iron weapons
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___________ were used for religious ceremonies, to teach cuneiform, and meetings with the king.
Pyramids
Ziggurats
Temples
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The rich soil deposits were known as?
salt
fertile crescent
minerals
silt
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In ancient Mesopotamia, hierarchy of scale was a convention that indicated ______.
the power of money
order of the gods
the first families
order of importance
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Which of the following is NOT a feature of Mesopotamian civilizations?
a numeric system based on 10, 60, and 360
ziggurats
cuneiform
catapults
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The ziggurats in Mesopotamia were built because---
The ruling emperor needed a tomb
a temple to convert and educate the poor
nobles wanted a building to be located in the center of town
They were like a ladder between the sky and the earth
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Mesopotamia means_____________________.
"A land of gratitude"
"A land of fertile soil"
"The land between the rivers"
"The land between the lakes"
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People who made things like pottery, sculpture, jewelry, or cloth we call…?
artisans
craftsmen or craftspeople
priests
merchants
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What were the privileged social classes in Mesopotamia ?
Farmers
Slaves
King/ priests / officials and scribes
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Mesopotamian people were polytheistic. This means they...
worshiped many gods.
worshiped one god.
worshiped animals.
worshiped polygons.
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Which capital city has the most terrifying army?
Sumerians
Nineveh
Babylon
Akkadians
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The _________________ was the head of the government and the laws in Ancient Mesopotamia.
king
nobles
priest
merchants
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