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Where did the first civilizations arise because of farming conditions?
near the desert
In the rivers
near the sea
In the mountains
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a society controlled by men, or a society that favors men
matriarchal
patriarchal
theocracy
polytheistic
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an area of fertile land in the middle east located by the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers
city-states
Fertile Crescent
nomad
empire
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The Sumerian writing system was called
cuneiform
Sargon
hieroglyphs
English
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a government where priests rule in the name of god or gods (divine right)
zoroastrianism
theocracy
empire
polytheistic
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Mesopotamia is known as the
land between the mountains
land between the rivers
land between the world
land between Europe and Asia
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Code of Hammurabi
a strict and harsh set of laws in Ancient Mesopotamian times
codes defining city-state borders
King Akkad's set of rules
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a religion that developed in early Persia and stressed the fight between the forces of good and the forces of evil
cultural diffusion
theocracy
Zoroastrianism
polytheistic
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a wanderer, someone who travels from place to place without permanent residence
ziggurat
city-state
nomad
empire
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soliders on horseback
eddubas
Sumer
cavalry
cultural diffusion
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skilled workers who made metal, cloth, or pottery products were called
heroes
artisans
scribes
priests
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Hammurabi's Code was significant because it
was the first written set of laws
Is still enforced today
Is written on clay tablets
was a gentle and kind way of enforcing laws
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What is another name for a marketplace in Sumer?
Bazaar
moat
festival
agora
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What connected the cities in the Persian Empire?
subway systems
Royal Road
tunnels
Royal Rivers
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The most prominent structures in the city-states were called
Sumerians
ziggurats
cuneiform
tablet houses
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a group of states under a single authority
theocracy
eddubas
cavalry
empire
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to worship one God
ziggurat
monotheistic
cavalry
polytheistic
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wedge-shaped writing on clay tablets. The writing system of the Sumerians
loose-leaf paper
cavalry
hieroglyphics
cuneiform
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How do ideas, customs, religion and techologies spread?
cultural hierarchy
civilization spreaders
inheritance of ideas
cultural diffusion
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a temple where Sumerians believed gods and goddesses ruled the city, these structures served as shrines
cuneiform
nomad
ziggurat
cavalry
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Which of the following lists the supplies needed for cuneiform?
paper, ink pens, envelopes
soil, seeds, sun
clay, fire, bricks
clay a stylus, sun
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What was the main religion of the Sumerians?
monotheism
polytheism
Judaism
Christianity
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The Phoenicians were called the Carriers of Civilization because...
they shared their alphabet with everyone they met
the carried supplies to other civilizations
they dominated other civilizations with a fierce hand
they
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a school where cuneiform was taught
cavalry
college
eddubas
prep
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the basic units of Sumerian civilization - a small area surrounding a large city
city-states
ziggurat
empire
patriarchal