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Mesopotamia A-Z

Published on Nov 18, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

ASSYRIA

  • Assyria is ancient country which is now northern Iraq.

BABYLON

  • Babylon is an ancient city in Mesopotamia.

CUNEIFORM

  • Cuneiform was used in the ancient writing of Mesopotamia.

DOMESTICATE

  • The Mesopotamians domesticated animals like sheep.

EUPHRATES RIVER

  • The Euphrates River was one of the rivers in the ridges of Mesopotamia.

FERTILE CRESCENT

  • Mesopotamia was also know as Fertile Crescent.

GILGAMESH

  • Gilgamesh was a legendary king of the Sumerian city state of Uruk.

HUMMARABI

  • Hummarabi was the sixth king of Babylonia.

IRRIGATE

  • The Mesopotamians used the Tigris River to irrigate there crops. But now we use more modern watering utensils to irrigate our crops and land.

JUDAH

  • Judah is the southern part of ancient Palestine.

KISH

  • Kish was an early center of civilization.

LAGASH

  • Lagash is a city in Iraq.

MESOPOTAMIA

  • Mesopotamia is also known as the land between two rivers.

NINEVEH

  • Nineveh was an ancient Mesopotamian city in modern day, Iraq.

OUD

  • The Oud was a humble instrument from Mesopotamia.

POLYTHEISM

  • Polytheism was a religious belief in more than one God.

QUEEN ZENOBIA

  • Queen Zenobia was queen of Palmyra, ancient city of Central Syria.

ROYAL ROAD

  • The Royal Road was an ancient highway reorganized and rebuilt by the Persian king Darius.

SCRIBE

  • Scribes were trained to write cuneiform and record many languages in Mesopotamia.

TIGRIS RIVER

  • The Tigris River was one of the rivers on the ridges of Mesopotamia.

UR

  • Ur was a city in the region of Sumer, southern Mesopotamia.

VALUE

  • In Mesopotamia, silver became the standard of value.

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