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| Area where Asia, Africa, and Europe meet |
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| Climate of the Middle East |
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| Type of land in the Middle East |
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| Grassy plain in the Middle East |
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| Fresh water and fertile soil |
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| 2 reasons civilization began in Mesopotamia |
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| 2 names for people who moved from place to place in search of food |
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| to tame to fit the needs of people |
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| Another word for agriculture |
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| different people performing different jobs |
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| to control the flow of water |
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| teriyaki chicken goes awesome with spicy rice |
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| 7 characteristics of a civilization trick |
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| trade, cities, government, art, writing, science, religion |
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| 7 characteristics of a civilization |
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| first people to live in Mesopotamia |
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| pointed stick used for writing |
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| conquerors of the Sumerians |
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| type of calendar used by the Sumerians |
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| a city and its surrounding farmland |
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| Sumerian contruction material |
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| scientist who studies artifacts of the past |
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| an area in Mesopotamia where civilization began |
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| measurement of land; similar to an acre |
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| wheel, plow, calendar, math/science concepts |
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| British officer who translated cuneiform |
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| Who made the first law code |
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| famous, beautiful garden in Babylon |
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| Pictures that represent the objects they look like |
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| An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth |
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| Middle East, Fetrile Crescent, Mesopotamia, Sumer |
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| Put 4 places in order from largest to smallest |
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| lack of water, dangerous trade, hostile invaders |
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| 3 threats faced and challenged by the Sumerians |
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| stayed in one place and domesticated plants |
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