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    priests and merchants‚ or the upper class; the one-story homes of government officials‚ shop keepers and craftspeople‚ and the lower class homes of farmers‚ unskilled workers and fishermen. Since there wasn’t any building stone and very little timber in Sumer‚ the people constructed their own homes‚ public buildings‚ and city walls out of sun-dried mud bricks. In 3200 B.C.E the Sumerians invented “Cuneiform‚” the first ever writing system. Cuneiform means ‘wedge-shape’. This is because‚ scribes used

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    Mary Heapy Melanie Duffey CADS 2300 Due: 9/4/2013 Impact of Permanent Settlement on City Design in Mesopotamia Introduction The desire to have a place to call home is deeply rooted in the ancient history of our world. While hunting and gathering proved to be sufficient up until this point‚ life in settlements and cities was‚ and remains to be paramount. Even prior to other worldly connections‚ the region of Mesopotamia developed into several successful villages and cities. While tensions

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    successful empire to last beyond a generation and see the peaceful succession of kings. The empire was relatively short-lived‚ as the Babylonians conquered them within only a few generations. Kings Further information: Sumerian King List‚ List of kings of Babylon and List of Assyrian kings The Mesopotamians believed their kings and queens were descended from the City of Gods‚ but‚ unlike the ancient Egyptians‚ they never believed their kings were real gods.[39] Most kings named themselves

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    Fertile Crescent and Nile River Valley About 5‚000 years ago in Sumer and Egypt (3000 BC) civilizations rose. Civilizations generally have rules and regulations‚ building and structures‚ agriculture‚ writing‚ and a religious structure. Before Sumer and Egypt rose up‚ people in the Paleolithic Age were nomadic‚ hunters and gatherers. They traveled in groups of 20-30 people. They had a spoken language‚ which was passed on and created culture. They had religious beliefs‚ which are believed to explain

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    as the Fertile Crescent which was the cause of the two rivers. Mesopotamia is considered to be the “Cradle of Civilization” because this is where we find the origins of Agriculture‚ written language and cities; it also included many empires such as Sumer‚ Akkadian‚ Babylonian‚ and the Assyrian. Little rainfall Hot and dry climate windstorms leaving muddy river valleys in winter catastrophic flooding of the rivers in spring Arid soil containing little minerals No stone or timber resources

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    Chapter Summaries Chapter 1 Introduction: About five thousand years ago‚ the people of Sumer cherished the story of Gilgamesh who is the superhero king of Uruk. When Gilgamesh learns of Enkido from a hunter‚ he sends a temple prostitute to tame him whose words and actions signal the principal traits of civilized life in Sumer. The Sumerians‚ like many others‚ equated civilization with their own lifestyles. Mesopotamia‚ Egypt and the Indus Valley civilizations all developed along river floodplains

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    other countries. The cognition of diplomacy practice begins around 2870 B.C.E‚ in this time diplomacy was the instrument used as the instrument of the superpower‚ which is deity‚ and religion was the dominant thing at the time. As what happened in Sumer as the site of the first independent urban communities. Sumerian city-states use diplomacy as mediation to resolve the problems of other cities under the rule of the super power (great god) of the cities. Diplomacy is also growing in Elba‚ focused

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    irrigation. The civilizations that emerged around these rivers are among the earliest known non-nomadic agrarian societies. * Because Ubaid‚Sumer‚ Akkad‚ Assyria and Babylon civilizations all emerged around the Tigris-Euphrates‚ the theory that Mesopotamia is the cradle of civilization is widely accepted. * Sumerians -The civilized life emerged in Sumer was shaped by the unpredictable devastating

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    civilizations. What is a civilization‚ and what are its 8 characteristics? 12. Mesopotamia‚ Greek for “___________________________________‚” lies between which two rivers? 13. How does the geography of Mesopotamia affect settlement? 14. Sumer was located in southern Mesopotamia and was divided into different city-states. What’s a city-state? 15. Where did ancient Sumerians worship their gods? Describe the building. 16. What is the name of the skilled laborers who made metal products

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    shrine room at the ziggurat housed a group of statues representing men and women of various sizes‚ with large eyes and hands encased across their chests. They may represent gods but its more likely that they represent the townspeople of Tell Asmar in Sumer. Landmarks of the Iron Age Iron technology encouraged the rapid rise of large and powerful empires: Equipped with iron weapons. These weapons were mostly use by the Assyrians‚ the Chaldeans‚ and the Persians for conquering vast portions of Mesopotamia

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