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Meso-Culture

Meso-Inventions

Meso-Agriculture

Epic of Gilgamesh

Meso- Geography

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This writing system was based on symbols and was imprinted on clay

tablets

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What is Cuneiform?

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What are these two Mesopotamians making use of

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What is an irrigation channel?“The land was a checkerboard with small basins, defined by a system of dikes. Problems regarding

the uncertainty of the flow of the Nile were recognized. During very high flows, the dikes

were washed away and villages flooded, drowning thousands. During low flows, the land did not

receive water, and no crops could grow.”

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Name four items that were produced in Mesopotamia that created such a

strong economy for the region?

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What arePottery, Wool, Barley, Wheat,

Linseed Oil, Jewelry, Woolen Cloth, Leatherwork & Metal Work?

BONUS QUESTION200pts

Name one raw product that Mesopotamia imported & needed?

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This city was the cultural capital of Sumer?

A) NippurB) UrukC) UrD) Larsa

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What is Nippur?

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These are the four civilizations controlled Mesopotamia?

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What are Sumer (2500BCE), Babylon (1700BCE), Assyria

(625BCE), and Chaldea (600BCE)?

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This Mesopotamian invention could be found on their chariots

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What is the wheel?

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This invention allowed Mesopotamians to travel up & down

the Tigris & Euphrates River

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What is a boat

Bonus 400pts:

Name three resources that were important for boat making?

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This drink was perfected by the Sumerians and the Egyptians

borrowed their recipe!

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What is beer?

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This construction reminded the Mesopotamians of mountains

which were absent from the flat Euphrates River Valley.

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What is a Ziggurat?

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The Mesopotamians invented this branch of Mathematics

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What is algebra

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The protagonist (main character) of one of the earliest

stories

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Who is Gilgamesh?

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A monstrous giant of immemorial age raised by

Utu, the Sun, was the guardian of the a forest

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Who is Humbaba?

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A wild-man raised by animals and ignorant of human society until he is tamed by Shamhat.

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Who is Enkidu?

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They traveled to this forest to acquired wood for boat building

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Where is the Cedar Forest?

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What was the Epic of Gilgamesh originally written on?

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What are tablets?

300pt BONUS:

How many tablets were there?

a)15

b) 10

c)12

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These allowed the soil of Mesopotamia to be fertile and

perfect for growing staple grains

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What are floods?

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This was the main or staple crop of the region

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What is wheat?

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This large farm tool, pulled by an animal, used to turn over the soil

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What is a plough?

BONUS 200pts: Name two animals that the

Mesopotamians raised?

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The Mesopotamians would drain these to get access to their rich, very

fertile soil

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What is a marsh?

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Overtime, this mineral degraded or reduced the fertility of the soil

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What is salt?

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These two rivers brought to life the Mesopotamian civilization

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What are the Tigris & Euphrates?

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This word means “between the rivers” in Greek

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What is Mesopotamia?

What is Mesopotamia?

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Name one of the two deserts that are directly west of

Mesopotamia

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What are the Syrian & Arabian

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This mountain range feeds the Tigris-Euphrates River

System and is directly east of the Mesopotamian region

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What are the Zagros Mountains?

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Name 3 water bodies in and around the Middle East

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