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the king of the Akkadians
the world's first empire
Mesopotamia
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the world's first empire
Assyria
Akkad
Sumer
Babylon
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the king of the Akkadians
Nebuchadnezzar
Hammurabi
Sargon
Gilgamesh
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a long poem that tells the story of a hero
tribute
epic
cuneiform
empire
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a complex culture with cities, government, religion, social structures, writing and art
empire
civilization
polytheism
city-state
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Belief in more than one God
polythesim
tribute
monarchy
irrigation
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the empire with a strong, ruthless military
Akkadians
Assyrians
Babylonians
Sumer
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a pyramid shaped building with a temple on top
irrigation
monarchy
epic
ziggurat
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a government ruled by a king
civilization
polytheism
tribute
monarchy
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The king who made a code with 282 laws
Sargon
Akkad
Nebuchadnezzzar
Hammurabi
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the name of the first writing system in history
cuneiform
civilization
hammurabi
epic
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a large territory or group of territories governed by one ruler
empire
ziggurat
civilization
city-state
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a city that governs itself and the surrounding areas
polytheism
empire
city-state
civilization
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a watering system for dry land
Tigris and Euphrates
epic
irrigation
the Fertile Crescent
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The name of the first epic
Sargon
Akkad
Gilgamesh
cuneiform
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a forced payment
epic
empire
irrigation
tribute
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the name of the first civilization
Akkad
Assyria
Sumer
Babylon
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the king who ruled New Babylon- he built a beautiful ziggurat with a garden for his wife
Hammurabi
Nebuchadnezzar
Sargon
Gilgamesh
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the names of the two rivers which Mesopotamia lies between
Tigris and the Nile
Mississippi and Euphrates
Tigris and Euphrates
Nile and Euphrates
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King Nebuchadnezzar and King Hammurabi were both kings of this city
Akkad
Assyria
Sumer
Babylon
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the nickname for Mesopotamia
Fertile Crescent
cuneiform
Babylon
Tigris and Euphrates