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SS CH 4 Mesopotamia
Instructions:
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1.
Mesopotamia is located in the
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2.
Mesopotamia is also referred to as the
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3.
The area Fertile Crescent is referred to that name because of the area's
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4.
The Fertile Crescent was created by two rivers _____ & ______.
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5.
The Tigris River and Euphrates Rivers flooded annually, depositing ______ into the riverbeds around them
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6.
This silt helped to ________________the land
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7.
___________developed the first civilization in the world
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8.
The first civilization is referred to them as the
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9.
Farmers could not live close to the rivers because they would
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10.
To make up for water scarcity, _____________dug a system of canals
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11.
The canals carried __________ from rivers to farms.
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12.
These canals were the world's first
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13.
Sumerian people ____________ animals such as cows, sheep, and donkeys.
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14.
These animals provided resources like
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15.
To make transportation faster, Sumerians invented the
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16.
Eventually they created wagons and _________for domesticated animals.
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17.
Early Sumerians used tools made of ______ or _______ which often broke.
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18.
They experimented with _______ to make bronze
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19.
The tools that were sturdier and hardly ever broke were the
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20.
The Sumerian farmers produced a stable food supply and food surplus
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21.
Because of the stable food supply and food surplus fewer people had to _______ to survive
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22.
Major economic growth occurred when Sumerians began to
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23.
_____ and _____ learned skills to produce goods for trade
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24.
______ and _____ made tools and built houses.
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25.
The transportation of goods was made easier by _________
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26.
Merchants used _______ or _______ to pull carts of goods between Mesopotamia and city-states.
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27.
Each city-state had its own ___________
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28.
The _____ of each city-state had control over all things.
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29.
Kings usually came from a ruling
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30.
Sumerian people worshipped more than one god which means they were
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31.
Sumerian people built temples called ______
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32.
The first writing system is called _______ and is a pattern of wedge-shaped symbols.
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33.
The oldest written story in the world is called
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34.
King Hammurabi governed the
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35.
Hammurabi introduced a written code of laws called
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36.
Which reflects on the idea of "an eye for an eye", a
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a.
Fertile Crescent
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b.
farm
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c.
metal workers and brick layers
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d.
flood regularly
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e.
"tooth for a tooth"
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f.
oxen or donkeys
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g.
clay or copper
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h.
wheel
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i.
weavers and potters
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j.
specialize
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k.
domesticated
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l.
ziggurats
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m.
The Code of Hammurabi
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n.
monarchy
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o.
Middle East or Near East
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p.
polytheists
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q.
Sumerian farmers
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r.
water
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s.
cuneiform
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t.
Sumerian civilization
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u.
wheeled carts
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v.
First Babylonian Empire
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w.
plows and harnesses
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x.
silt
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y.
metallurgy
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z.
meat, milk, and wool
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aa.
king
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ab.
irrigation system
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ac.
irrigation, domestication, invention of the wheel and plow
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ad.
Mesopotamia
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ae.
family
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af.
The Epic of Gilgamesh
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ag.
fertile soil and fertile soil &its shape
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ah.
bronze tools
-
ai.
fertilize
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aj.
Tigris River & Euphrates River
SS CH 4 Mesopotamia
(Answer Key)
Instructions:
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o
1.
Mesopotamia is located in the
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a
2.
Mesopotamia is also referred to as the
-
3.
The area Fertile Crescent is referred to that name because of the area's
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4.
The Fertile Crescent was created by two rivers _____ & ______.
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5.
The Tigris River and Euphrates Rivers flooded annually, depositing ______ into the riverbeds around them
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6.
This silt helped to ________________the land
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7.
___________developed the first civilization in the world
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t
8.
The first civilization is referred to them as the
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9.
Farmers could not live close to the rivers because they would
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10.
To make up for water scarcity, _____________dug a system of canals
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11.
The canals carried __________ from rivers to farms.
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12.
These canals were the world's first
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13.
Sumerian people ____________ animals such as cows, sheep, and donkeys.
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14.
These animals provided resources like
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15.
To make transportation faster, Sumerians invented the
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w
16.
Eventually they created wagons and _________for domesticated animals.
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g
17.
Early Sumerians used tools made of ______ or _______ which often broke.
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y
18.
They experimented with _______ to make bronze
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19.
The tools that were sturdier and hardly ever broke were the
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20.
The Sumerian farmers produced a stable food supply and food surplus
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b
21.
Because of the stable food supply and food surplus fewer people had to _______ to survive
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j
22.
Major economic growth occurred when Sumerians began to
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i
23.
_____ and _____ learned skills to produce goods for trade
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c
24.
______ and _____ made tools and built houses.
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u
25.
The transportation of goods was made easier by _________
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f
26.
Merchants used _______ or _______ to pull carts of goods between Mesopotamia and city-states.
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27.
Each city-state had its own ___________
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aa
28.
The _____ of each city-state had control over all things.
-
ae
29.
Kings usually came from a ruling
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`p
30.
Sumerian people worshipped more than one god which means they were
-
`l
31.
Sumerian people built temples called ______
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`s
32.
The first writing system is called _______ and is a pattern of wedge-shaped symbols.
-
af
33.
The oldest written story in the world is called
-
`v
34.
King Hammurabi governed the
-
`m
35.
Hammurabi introduced a written code of laws called
-
`e
36.
Which reflects on the idea of "an eye for an eye", a
-
a.
Fertile Crescent
-
b.
farm
-
c.
metal workers and brick layers
-
d.
flood regularly
-
e.
"tooth for a tooth"
-
f.
oxen or donkeys
-
g.
clay or copper
-
h.
wheel
-
i.
weavers and potters
-
j.
specialize
-
k.
domesticated
-
l.
ziggurats
-
m.
The Code of Hammurabi
-
n.
monarchy
-
o.
Middle East or Near East
-
p.
polytheists
-
q.
Sumerian farmers
-
r.
water
-
s.
cuneiform
-
t.
Sumerian civilization
-
u.
wheeled carts
-
v.
First Babylonian Empire
-
w.
plows and harnesses
-
x.
silt
-
y.
metallurgy
-
z.
meat, milk, and wool
-
aa.
king
-
ab.
irrigation system
-
ac.
irrigation, domestication, invention of the wheel and plow
-
ad.
Mesopotamia
-
ae.
family
-
af.
The Epic of Gilgamesh
-
ag.
fertile soil and fertile soil &its shape
-
ah.
bronze tools
-
ai.
fertilize
-
aj.
Tigris River & Euphrates River