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    in rank if their husband was high in rank. Mesopotamia looked at women as slaves and only used for breeding. Women had little to no rights in Mesopotamia. In Egypt‚ pyramids were built to bury mainly pharaohs and kings to have a good afterlife. Ziggurats were built in Mesopotamia as a religious temple instead of a place for burials. The Nile River allowed Egypt to start agriculture because the river

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    gods or related to gods. In Egypt‚ the gods had heads like animals and bodies like humans. How are the pyramids similar and different from the ziggurats of Mesopotamia? The pyramids are large like ziggurats‚ but they have smooth sides and don’t have steps on the outside. The pyramids are built for the burial of the pharaohs and the ziggurats are in the center of the town. They led to the city’s patron god. How was the economy of Egypt different from the economy of Mesopotamia? How

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    Epics 8. Which of the following is not a Sumerian invention/achievement? A. Basins‚ canals‚ irrigation B. The wheel C. The six week calendar D. cuneiform 9. What is the most important religious tradition of the Sumerians? A. Kings B. Scribes C. Ziggurats D. Pyramids 10. Hammurabi is most famous for A. His code of laws B. His tax system C. Being a brilliant war leader D. Attacking Sumer 11. Hammurabi ruled for how many years? A. 50 B. 62 C. 96 D. 42 12. One advantage the Hittites had over other

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    They believed that the gods created them‚ and they were also responsible for good harvests. Now that Mesopotamia and Egypt were more technologically advanced‚ they both built religious structures. Mesopotamia built ziggurats‚ and the Egyptians built pyramids. The priests went to the Ziggurats and Pyramids to pray‚ and to make offerings to the gods. Mesopotamia and Egypt both had major achievements. Mesopotamia was more agriculturally advanced and built irrigation systems. They invented plowing and wheels

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    History Reviewer Unit I History- is the study of human past. - Study of origins‚ beginnings‚ changes in the humans and the environment in which they lived Lesson 1 The Origin of the Earth 18th century- 1700-1799 James Hutton- geologist who asserted that the Earth is in existence for quite a long period of time. Geologists- study the Earth‚ the Earth’s crust‚ rocks‚ as well as plant and animal remains. Geologic time scale- formulation of various events that transpired million

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    Natural Fiber Geotextiles Dr Muhammad Mushtaq Mangat www.mushtaqmangat.org Natural Fiber Geotextiles       As old as human history Ziggurat in the ancient city of Dur-Kurigatzu (now known as Agar-Quf) The Babylonians 3000 years ago constructed this ziggurat using reeds in the form of woven mats and plaited ropes as reinforcement Great Wall of China The Great Wall of China‚ completed circa 200BC‚ utilized tamarisk branches to reinforce mixtures of clay and gravel    

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    AP World Final Study Guide Definitions up to 600 BCE: Paleolithic: The period of the stone age associated with the evolution of humans (Old Stone Age‚ and was a time of nomads and hunter gatherers) Neolithic Revolution: Agricultural Revolution in the New Stone Age Pastoralists: A way a life dependent on large herds of small and large stock (Africa and Central Asia) Hunter-Gatherers: A way of life of people who support themselves by hunting wild animals and gathering edible plants and insects

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    gods because of the wealth and power they had within the civilizations. The two civilizations also built temples to praise their god. The Mesopotamia civilization built a temple called Ziggurats to praise their god‚ while the Egypt civilization built temples called pyramids to praise their god. They made the ziggurats out of dry mud bricks while the pyramids were made out of limestone. The Egypt civilization believed that the pyramids they built protected the afterlife. One way in which they

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    to create wagons for transporting more goods over a farther distance‚ and also with agriculture by being able to help transport the produce to the cities for market. The architecture they were able to do included arches‚ ziggurats‚ and rounded roofs in the shape of domes. Ziggurats were their temples where they worshipped their gods. They were a polytheistic people‚ and each of their cities had a local god that they worshipped. The Sumerians were able to govern their people and keep control‚ along

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    have been credited with many‚ first‚ inventing the wagon wheel and the plow casting objects in copper and bronze. Sumerians also created cuneiform writings‚ the greatest contribution to civilization. There for impressive creation however‚ was the Ziggurats. They also were the creators of the “cylinder seal or stamps as we know them today.

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