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    MESOPOTAMIA Mesopotamia was the land of four primary civilizations: the Sumerian‚ the Akkadians‚ the Babylonian and the Assyrians. The Hebrews‚ like the Akkadians‚ belong to a group of people known as Semites and from there we can see the influence of Mesopotamian culture in some of the Hebrews traditions. During the same time‚ civilization began in Egypt‚ and there can be seen a distinct difference in the social‚ religious and political system from Mesopotamia; that the link between the two civilizations

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    libraries which house these tablets speaks to the importance of literature to Mesopotamian kings. Lastly‚ Gilgamesh tablets are found all over the Near East‚ from Ur to Hattusa‚ showing the overarching influence of Mesopotamian culture‚ and the success of the cuneiform script. King Gilgamesh’s encounters with various lands and characters reflect his attempt to tread the thin line between the three main duties of a proper Mesopotamian king: conquest‚ civic life‚ and religion. At the beginning of the epic

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    a complex civilization are the Mesopotamian‚ Egyptian‚ and Assyrian civilizations. The relationship between all three of these civilizations does change over time because the people and society that make up the civilizations are constantly changing. Each of the civilizations share some common qualities‚ but the little differences such as a unique writing system or a new code of laws is what separates the civilizations and makes each so important. The Mesopotamian civilization is located in the

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    responses on this document under each question. Be sure to keep my questions on here. Your responses should include whole sentences with proper grammar and punctuation. 1a. Along which rivers did the Mesopotamian civilization develop? What modern-day country exists at this geographic location? Mesopotamian civilization developed along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. Iraq is the modern day country that exists is this geographical location. 1b. Along which rivers did the Egyptian civilization develop

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    for goods and services. Ur‚ a city-state in Sumer‚ was a major center for commerce and trade. Temples were the chief employer and location for commercial activity. Their religion is quite interesting based on the fact they are Polytheistic. The Mesopotamians believed in more than one God. In Mesopotamia‚ each town and city was believed to be protected by a god. Their temples were believed to connect them to the heavens. Everyone was expected to sing hymns‚ say prayers‚ make sacrifices and bring offerings

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    Anon 11/4/12 APWH Chapter 2 Notes I. Something New: The Emergence of Civilizations A. The contrast between “artificial” life as a “civilized” city dweller and the spacious freedom and imagined simplicity of earlier times still resonates today. B. “Civilizations” are a relatively recent phenomenon in human history made possible by the surpluses produced by the Agricultural Revolution. C. The distinctive features of civilizations are: 1. Cities

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    because of its convenient location between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. This river valley region’s rich soil and access to waterways made early civilization thrive on agriculture and trade. Although much has changed since its beginnings‚ the Mesopotamian River Valley has continued to grow and develop as a civilization to this day. During the time period 2000 BCE to present‚ Mesopotamia has changed geographically‚ religiously‚ and economically‚ but the rich resource of the Tigris and the Euphrates

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    Jean Bottero in Mesopotamia: Writing‚ Reasoning‚ and the Gods outlines his thesis on why the ancient Mesopotamians appear to have used a “substitute king” in order to save the life of their own ruler. The text makes it clear that the ancient peoples of this area did‚ in fact‚ substitute other lives for their own or for that of their king‚ and Bottero makes an interesting argument as to why that is. However‚ I believe there may be more to the story‚ perhaps the purpose of a “substitute king” evolved

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    to keep records. The oldest Mesopotamian text was written by the Sumerians around 3000 B.C.E. Their system of writing was based around cuneiform‚ which was made up of wedge-shaped symbols. They would use a reed stylus to make wedge-shaped impressions on clay tablets‚ which were then baked or dried in the sun. These tablets were nearly indestructible‚ resulting in hundred of thousands being found by scientist who use them as a great source of information. The Mesopotamians would use cuneiform text in

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    civilizations comparable and different? The Purpose of this essay is to compare and contract Egypt‚ Mesopotamia and Greece‚ Using the features of a complex society Subsistence‚ Social Stratification‚ Government‚ and Economic Systems. Subsistence of the Mesopotamian culture relied on the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers which flooded in the summertime‚ when crops were preparing to mature‚ the floodwaters washed away settler’s homes. (25) The settler’s attempted to counter this by producing channels that drained

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