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    Introduction Tigers (and all other carnivores) have descended from miacids that lived during the ice-age. Approximately 37 cat species exist today‚ including Panthera tigris‚ the tiger. All throughout the world the tiger holds fascination for many people. Certain cultures retain the tiger as a symbol of strength‚ which has a mysterious aura surrounding it. But the fact remains that the tiger is in danger of extinction. Welcome‚ you are about to enter the world of the tiger...  Evolution:

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    civilizations. Both Mesopotamia and Egypt grew up in river valleys. Surrounding Mesopotamia were the Tigris and Euphrates rivers‚ and Egypt’s river source was the Nile. These civilizations depended on these rivers to have productive agriculture in arid areas. However‚ these rivers were different. The Nile was predictable‚ rising annually and bringing soil and water to Egypt’s rich agriculture. The Tigris and Euphrates rivers also rose annually‚ but were unpredictable and were said to “submerge man’s

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    ancient civilizations have in common. They all settled by rivers. Mesopotamians settled by the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers and the Egyptians settled by the Nile River. Living by a river has many advantages that people utilized. One thing a river provides is water‚ which is necessary for survival. Rivers also bring rich soil that makes the land great for agriculture. In southern Mesopotamia‚ the Euphrates and Tigris rivers united and dispersed out into various swamps‚ marshes‚ and lagoons providing superior

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    of modern state of Israel‚ but in ancient israel- used 2 different ways. 1- place where israelites lived 2- israel in the north and Judah (2 political divisions) Judah- southern israel Mesopotamia- “in the middle of the rivers” of Euphrates and Tigris. Transjordan- jordan river is major river in israel= runs through the sea of Galilee into the dead sea. Transjordan is the land on the east side of the jordan river. modern day jordan is Transjordan Asia Minor- refers to north of ancient israel

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    religion and caused them to believe that the gods the way they were. Guisepi‚ Robert A. "Sumerian‚ Ancient Sumerian (Sumer)” In total the Sumerian people where really influenced by the geography of their land this. The small area around the Tigris and Euphrates rivers cause for a common religion at the beginning of the civilization. This made it easier to believe in being polytheistic. This also caused to created stories and myths that they used to help them to cope with life. This I feel like

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    Middle East each had a very varied view on factors such as which God’s to worship and how to run their kingdom. Egypt and Mesopotamia were the same but very different. Mesopotamia was the first great civilization and was built along the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers and is now located in present day Iraq. This is the area that is called the Fertile Crescent because its geography and layout caused farming and urban areas. The people in this region were either considered Sumerians or Semitics which led to

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    Cody Calvin Western Civilization Mr. Alexander During the ancient times‚ the people of Mesopotamia lived under the rule of the Babylonian king‚ Hammurabi. Babylon is located along the Euphrates and Tigris River. During his reign‚ from approximately 1795- 1750 B.C. he oversaw a great expansion of Babylon to an entire empire. Not only did Hammurabi renew the greatness of Babylon and create the world’s first big city‚ but he is also most famous for a series of laws that he created. Hammurabi created

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    Mesopotamia: Cradle of Civilization * The name Mesopotamia is a Greek word meaning “between the rivers.” * located in a region that included parts of what is now eastern Syria‚ southeastern Turkey‚ and most of Iraq‚ lay between two rivers‚ the Tigris and the Euphrates * Why Mesopotamia? * Several civilizations flourished in the region. * Mesopotamia is generally credited with being the first place where civilized societies truly began to take shape. People around the world had been

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    the study of cultures that existed and may still during the period of recorded history several thousands of years in parts of the Old World‚ but only several hundred years in the Americas. The first full civilization emerged by 3500 B.C. in the Tigris-Euphrates valley in the Middle East. Relatively soon thereafter civilization developed along the Nile in Egypt‚ and later spread to other parts of the Middle East and one region in Africa. The advent of civilization provided a framework for most of

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    1. The earliest written documents contain all of the following types of information‚ except: A) commercial B) legal C) mythological D) political E) administrative 2. Which of the following cities was not a center of government‚ religion‚ and culture in the third millennium B.C.? A) Memphis B) Baghdad C) Babylon D) Thebes E) Ninevah 3. Early forms of writing include all of the following‚ except which? A) symbolic B) pictographic C) hieroglyphic D)

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