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    WHAP: Midterm REVIEW: Complete and study the review sheet and you will do very well on the exam!  1. The political organization of the Tigris Euphrates civilization. a. Tightly organized city-states b. King with divine authority c. Carefully defined boundaries and territory d. Regulates religions and enforces religious duty e. Court system for Justice f. Organized defense and army g. Early code of law (Hammurabi) 2. The river valley civilization which was most completely destroyed by

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    Valued qualities of Kings in ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia 5000 years ago‚ as people discovered or invented more and more tools‚ agriculture replaced hunting and gathering became the main path food comes from. Because of the higher productivity agriculture has and agriculture’s need of settlement‚ people settled down from then on and cities came into being at that time‚ which happened at Mesopotamia and Ancient Egypt at first. As the population grew up in these cities‚ people met with the need

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    Lindsay Clifford “Ship of the Desert”: Camel caravans—the “ships of the desert”—crossed the Sahara into West Africa. Social Mobility: The ability to move up in social class. Mosaic: picture made with small colored pieces: a picture or design made with small pieces of colored material such as glass or tile stuck onto a surface. Arabesque: ornate design: an intricate and often symmetrical design incorporating curves‚ geometric patterns‚ leaves‚ flowers‚ and animal shapes. 1.) It was

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    shaped and developed our modern day form of living. Farming was a very important part of life in the Stone Age. "The world’s first farmers lived in Abu Hureyra" (Rowley-Conwy‚ 1993‚ p. 27). Abu Hureyra is located near Mesopotamia on the Euphrates River and farming began between 9000 BC and 7000 BC. Farming is and was a very important source of food and income for the ancient civilizations. Farming‚ with technology advanced greatly. With these advancements in farming equipment it

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    Israel was a very well known and important ancient civilization. It is located on the southern east coast of the Mediterranean Sea. It was the first monotheistic religion. Judaism is a religion‚ culture‚ and race. The Jews have always faced persecution from many races and religions due to the fact that they have always been the minority. Israel is located on the southern east coast of the Mediterranean sea. It is bordered to the north by the Phoenicians‚ the Mesopotamians to the west‚ and the Egyptians

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    3100 BC In about 3200 BC the two earliest civilizations develop in the region where southwest Asia joins northeast Africa. Great rivers are a crucial part of the story. The Sumerians settle in what is now southern Iraq‚ between the mouths of the Euphrates and the Tigris. Egypt develops in the

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    Marwan Antill History 111 Dr. Richard S. Chew September 16‚ 2014 Paper Assignment #1: The Ancient World – The Beginning of Civilization Over the past 125 years‚ scholars have offered many interpretations as to when civilization really began. If you were charged with the responsibility of writing a book on the history of civilization‚ when would you claim civilization began? In answering the question‚ compare and contrast how these different social structures and constructs arose in different

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    BAYLOR SEMINARY THE DRISCOLL ESSAY: INTERPRETATIONS OF THE CREATION ACCOUNT AN ESSAY SUBMITTED TO DR. BOBBY GENTO FOR THE REQUIREMENTS OF OLD TESTAMENT ORIENTATION 591 FOR THE COMPLETION OF A MASTERS DEGREE IN MARKETPLACE CHAPLAINCY by Janis Betts Lynchburg‚ Virginia May 18‚ 2011 Introduction Pastor Mark Driscoll of Mars Hill Church in Seattle‚ Washington‚ composed a comprehensive and succinct essay titled “Answers to Common Questions about Creation” that puts forth many

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    10/24/2017 Gino Cendejas Dr. White‚ HIST 1113l Primary Source Review: The Story of The Flood A bustling young region renown for being the cradle of civilizations‚ Mesopotamia‚ is the setting of this epic poem‚ The Story of The Flood. The Story of The Flood is embodied into the 11th tablet of 12‚ that together‚ compose the many heroic stories of The Epic of Gilgamesh. This narrative is the oldest piece of Epic Western Literature‚ that is of Sumerian/Babylonian origins. It is believed to have been

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    In Jericho and Mesopotamia‚ they were both in regions in and near the fertile crescent. Because of the two rivers that run through the crescent‚ the Tigris and Euphrates‚ the land was extremely fertile and easy to grow crops. There was also evidence of trade between the two civilizations. Not much‚ but simple things such as shells. Mesoamerica lacked good soil. Because of the little to know rivers they had‚ it was

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