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| Is used to designate the early period of human history (approximately 2,500,000 B.C. to 10,000 B.C.) in which humans used simple stone tools |
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| The ancient Greeks spoke of the valley between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. |
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| Were the creators of the first Mesopotamian civilization. |
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| the worship of or belief in more than one deity. |
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| Ancient mesopotamian pyramid-shaped tower with a square base. |
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| Was a period in the development of human technology. |
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| Ancient are of fertile soil and important rivers streching in an area from the Nile river to the Tigris and Euphrates |
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One of the earliest known forms of written expression
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| Is the belief in the existence of one god or in the oneness god. |
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| A city-state south of Akkad |
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| Refers to thematerial and instrimental side of human cultures. |
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| A form of goverment in which a few of the most proominent citizens rule. |
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| An Arabic city located near the Jordan River |
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| Was the 5th king of Uruk modern day Iraq |
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| Is a parlimentary republic in the middle east. |
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| is that which distinguishes life in one group form of life in another group. |
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| Is a Social system in which the male to social organizations andwhere fauthers hold authority over women. |
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| Used to discribe the geographic region between the mediterranean sea and Jordan River |
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| A well-preserved babylonian law. |
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| Is a period characterized by the use of copper. |
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