mesopotamia Crossword Puzzles
Geography of Mesopotamia 2021-10-01
8 Clues: farming • major city-state in Mesopotamia • the most important sea for trade • modern day country of Mesopotamia • moving water from one place to another • mountains east of the Fertile Crescent • the curved region of land able to grow crops • Tigris and Euphrates Rivers flow into this gulf
Wood$ Study Guide #3 2019-10-09
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- The major religion that began in the Indus Valley
- The belief that one's race is superior to another
- Written language of the Egyptian Civilization
- The first Egyptian Pharaoh that united Upper & Lower Egypt
- List of 282 written laws in ancient Babylonia
- Modern day Middle East was formerly known as this
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- China's first ruling family
- First Civilization known to mankind located in the Mesopotamia
- The belief in only one God
- The belief that when a person dies their soul is reborn
- Geometry and the Calendar came out of this ancient civilization
11 Clues: The belief in only one God • China's first ruling family • Written language of the Egyptian Civilization • List of 282 written laws in ancient Babylonia • The major religion that began in the Indus Valley • The belief that one's race is superior to another • Modern day Middle East was formerly known as this • The belief that when a person dies their soul is reborn • ...
Ancient civilization 2016-04-26
37 Clues: gun • aid • era • tale • rule • soil • king • vast • land • rules • river • river • river • study • unity • ruler • shape • region • extend • vanish • belief • weapon • atomic • ancient • monarch • harmful • weather • culture • benefit • desease • decline • commerce • starvation • contamination • shortage of water • system of writing • ancient civilization
Ancient Civilizations 2024-12-12
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- Biblical ancestors.
- Druids and clans.
- Phoenician city.
- First cities.
- Andean empire.
- Maritime traders.
- Yucatan culture.
- Anatolian empire.
- Harappan culture.
- Hanging Gardens.
- Southern Nile.
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- Olympian gods.
- Tenochtitlan.
- Eternal city.
- Crete civilization.
- Warrior state.
- Cradle of civilization.
- Sargon's empire.
- Achaemenid dynasty.
- Great Wall.
- Pre-Roman Italy.
- Pyramid builders.
- Eastern Rome
- Pre-Maya culture.
24 Clues: Great Wall. • Eastern Rome • Tenochtitlan. • Eternal city. • First cities. • Olympian gods. • Warrior state. • Andean empire. • Southern Nile. • Phoenician city. • Sargon's empire. • Yucatan culture. • Pre-Roman Italy. • Hanging Gardens. • Druids and clans. • Maritime traders. • Anatolian empire. • Pyramid builders. • Harappan culture. • Pre-Maya culture. • Biblical ancestors. • Crete civilization. • ...
Mesopotamia Vocabulary 2013-07-15
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- giant brick building in the heart of a Sumerian city. It was the site of the temple to them main god, or goddess of the city
- a city that is also a separate, independent state
- to focus primarily on one area
- the king of Babylon from about 1792 to 1750 B.C.; creator of the Babylonian Empire
- a professional writer
- Crescent a region in Southwest Asia that was the site of the world’s first civilization.
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- the site of the earliest civilization, later known as Babylonia
- supplying land with water through a network of canals
- a belief in more than one God
- the belief in one god
- more than is needed
- groups of wedges and lines used to write several languages of the Fertile Crescent
- a traditional story; in some cultures, a legend that explains people’s beliefs
13 Clues: more than is needed • the belief in one god • a professional writer • a belief in more than one God • to focus primarily on one area • a city that is also a separate, independent state • supplying land with water through a network of canals • the site of the earliest civilization, later known as Babylonia • ...
Caswell Mesopotamia 2020-11-05
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- pay to the government
- hired to record information
- weapon used to throw stones
- person who studies heavenly bodies
- form of writing developed by people of sumer
- large temple to honor its god
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- land between two rivers
- unreasoned, emotional judgment about events
- type of religion
- societies that have organized government
- method that brings water to crops
- extra amount of food
- fertile soil
13 Clues: fertile soil • type of religion • extra amount of food • pay to the government • land between two rivers • hired to record information • weapon used to throw stones • large temple to honor its god • method that brings water to crops • person who studies heavenly bodies • societies that have organized government • unreasoned, emotional judgment about events • ...
Ancient Mesopotamia 2024-12-05
13 Clues: an empire • writing yeah. • A big empire. • Too rich state. • The left river. • the right river. • The other empire . • state( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) . • The king of Persia. • last day of the week. • first day of the week. • he has a code of conduct . • A land between two rivers.
Ancient Mesopotamia 2022-04-20
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- The practice of farming
- Wall of earth built to prevent rivers from flooding
- Form of writing developed by Sumerians
- Person who makes money by selling goods
- Region between the Tigris and Euphrates River
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- Civilization that created laws for everybody
- Drawing or picture representing words or ideas
- First civilization to create cities
- Civilization that was known for military strength
- Person who writes things down
- massive pyramid stepped tower built for religion
- System of barter, exchange of goods and services
- Nutrient rich soil that can produce crops
13 Clues: The practice of farming • Person who writes things down • First civilization to create cities • Form of writing developed by Sumerians • Person who makes money by selling goods • Nutrient rich soil that can produce crops • Civilization that created laws for everybody • Region between the Tigris and Euphrates River • Drawing or picture representing words or ideas • ...
Ancient Mesopotamia 2022-04-20
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- Region between the Tigris and Euphrates River
- Civilization that created laws for everybody
- Person who writes things down
- massive pyramid stepped tower built for religion
- Form of writing developed by Sumerians
- Drawing or picture representing words or ideas
- Nutrient rich soil that can produce crops
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- The practice of farming
- Person who makes money by selling goods
- First civilization to create cities
- Civilization that was known for military strength
- System of barter, exchange of goods and services
- Wall of earth built to prevent rivers from flooding
13 Clues: The practice of farming • Person who writes things down • First civilization to create cities • Form of writing developed by Sumerians • Person who makes money by selling goods • Nutrient rich soil that can produce crops • Civilization that created laws for everybody • Region between the Tigris and Euphrates River • Drawing or picture representing words or ideas • ...
Mesopotamia Crossword 2022-09-27
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- - the land between rivers.
- - Mesopotamian civilization that lasted from 2334 BCE to 2218 BCE.
- Code - 1st written code of law.
- - god of love and war (Now Easter).
- - Mesopotamian civilization that lasted from 1385 to 1056 BCE, and 912 BCE to 612 BCE.
- - large pyramid like temple usually located in the city center.
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- - Mesopotamian civilization that lasted from 4100 BCE to 2300 BCE, and 2112 to 2004 BCE.
- - Mesopotamian civilization that lasted from 1894 BCE to 1595 BCE, and 626 to 539 BCE.
- - first form of writing.
- - first major Mesopotamian civilization of which also started the bronze age.
- - Mesopotamian civilization that lasted from550 BCE to 330 BCE.
- - Mesopotamian civilization that lasted from 1200 BCE to 800 BCE.
- - King of Babylon from 1792 BCE to 1750 BCE.
13 Clues: - first form of writing. • - the land between rivers. • Code - 1st written code of law. • - god of love and war (Now Easter). • - King of Babylon from 1792 BCE to 1750 BCE. • - Mesopotamian civilization that lasted from550 BCE to 330 BCE. • - large pyramid like temple usually located in the city center. • ...
Lesson 5 and 6 2023-10-10
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- The first ruler of the Akkadian Empire.
- A religious system includes both a set of beliefs
- The Hanging Gardens of ______ were built during Nebuchadnezzar II's rule
- All civilizations create new forms of technology
- _______ conquered Sumer
- After the fall of Nineveh, the _____ once again took control of Mesopotamia
- most famous king was Nebuchadnezzar II
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- Ancient _______ flourished in Mesopotamia between 3500 and 2300 B.C.E.
- All civilizations have a system of _____ to direct people's behavior and make life orderly.
- All civilizations have a highly developed _____, including the arts
- A characteristic of civilizations is a highly developed ____ language.
- Civilizations need a stable _____ for a complex society to survive.
- Is best known for his code of laws
13 Clues: _______ conquered Sumer • Is best known for his code of laws • most famous king was Nebuchadnezzar II • The first ruler of the Akkadian Empire. • All civilizations create new forms of technology • A religious system includes both a set of beliefs • All civilizations have a highly developed _____, including the arts • ...
6th Grade Map Challenge 1 2025-08-26
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- Mesopotamia is located __________ the Tigris and Euphrates
- a part of the world located between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers
- The earliest human settlements had to be located near a _______
- Large desert located outside of Africa
- a massive desert west of the Nile
- most of the land in the Middle East and northern Africa is this
- Early humans migrated east from Africa into _________
- a continent south of Europe
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- a region of the Middle East with open grasslands and good soil
- Ocean that sits east of Africa
- a sea located north of Africa
- Many important pre-human fossils were discovered in the _____ side of Africa
- a large river that flows through northern Africa
13 Clues: a continent south of Europe • a sea located north of Africa • Ocean that sits east of Africa • a massive desert west of the Nile • Large desert located outside of Africa • a large river that flows through northern Africa • Early humans migrated east from Africa into _________ • Mesopotamia is located __________ the Tigris and Euphrates • ...
Mesopotamia Review 2023-09-20
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- This is the belief in many gods
- The first civilization created in Mesopotamia
- This is ancient Mesopotamia's way of defining peoples ranks in society by power and wealth
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- This is the tax of ancient Mesopotamia
- Amorites created this as their capital in around 2000 B.C.
- The people of Mesopotamia called this river the "swift river"
- Fine Particles of fertile soil that is excellent for planting
7 Clues: This is the belief in many gods • This is the tax of ancient Mesopotamia • The first civilization created in Mesopotamia • Amorites created this as their capital in around 2000 B.C. • The people of Mesopotamia called this river the "swift river" • Fine Particles of fertile soil that is excellent for planting • ...
Ancient Mesopotamia 2024-12-08
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- Carpenters and jewelers are examples of _________.
- The type of calendar used in Mesopotamia, made possible by their knowledge of astronomy.
- A stepped tower topped by a small sanctuary on the inside of a temple.
- Sculptures which protrude from a surface, often represented winged bulls with human heads.
- People who traded metal, wood and wool.
- The majority of society who paid taxes and were free, but had fewer rights than the ruling class.
- Clay mixed with straw and dried in the sun, a common material used in architecture.
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- Group of people who were owned by other people and had no rights, often prisoners of war or people who could not pay their debts.
- A system used for keeping accounts in society.
- Buildings that were surrounded by walls fitted with large gates and adorned with reliefs, glazed ceramics and frescos.
- The first literary work in history about the adventures of an Assyrian hero.
- The first law code, famous for the idea of "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth".
- The minority of society that included the king's family, nobles, priests and officials (scribes).
13 Clues: People who traded metal, wood and wool. • A system used for keeping accounts in society. • Carpenters and jewelers are examples of _________. • A stepped tower topped by a small sanctuary on the inside of a temple. • The first literary work in history about the adventures of an Assyrian hero. • ...
SS Chapter 5, Lesson 2 2023-02-07
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- ancient writing system used by Mesopotamia
- shifting to this allowed for people to settle in one place
- Islamic organization that carried out 2001 attacks on US Soil
- people who conquered Mesopotamia and Persia
- belief in one god
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- Invasion of this country by Kuwait triggered the Persian Gulf War
- belief in many gods
- period of 1000 years
- Empire that was divided ignoring ethnic backgrounds after World War I
- One way Islam, Judaism and Christianity are alike
10 Clues: belief in one god • belief in many gods • period of 1000 years • ancient writing system used by Mesopotamia • people who conquered Mesopotamia and Persia • One way Islam, Judaism and Christianity are alike • shifting to this allowed for people to settle in one place • Islamic organization that carried out 2001 attacks on US Soil • ...
Ancient Mesopotamia 2022-04-20
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- Person who writes things down
- Civilization that created laws for everybody
- Region between the Tigris and Euphrates River
- Person who makes money by selling goods
- Nutrient rich soil that can produce crops
- The practice of farming
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- massive pyramid stepped tower built for religion
- Drawing or picture representing words or ideas
- Form of writing developed by Sumerians
- First civilization to create cities
- Wall of earth built to prevent rivers from flooding
- Civilization that was known for military strength
- System of barter, exchange of goods and services
13 Clues: The practice of farming • Person who writes things down • First civilization to create cities • Form of writing developed by Sumerians • Person who makes money by selling goods • Nutrient rich soil that can produce crops • Civilization that created laws for everybody • Region between the Tigris and Euphrates River • Drawing or picture representing words or ideas • ...
Mesopotamia Review! 2024-09-16
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- legally prescribed limits on the number of terms an elected official can serve
- The president's "right hand man",trusted advisor/bulldog
- The upper house of the United States Congress senate
- The highest federal court in the United States
- The branch of government that makes the laws
- Federal laws are more supreme than state laws
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- The lower house of Congress
- Kamala Harris if there is a tie in the Senate, can cast deciding vote vicepresident
- advisory group created by the president that includes the department heads and other officials chosen by the president
- Head of the Executive Branch
- Branch ofgovernment that decides if laws are carried out fairly judicialbranch
- The minimum number of members who must be present to permit a legislative body to take an official vote
- The division of power among the 3 branches of government, which makes sure one branch is not more powerful than any other branch
13 Clues: The lower house of Congress • Head of the Executive Branch • The branch of government that makes the laws • Federal laws are more supreme than state laws • The highest federal court in the United States • The upper house of the United States Congress senate • The president's "right hand man",trusted advisor/bulldog • ...
Mesopotamia - Vocabulary 2025-10-22
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- We made more corn than we needed so we had a ___________________ of corn.
- the belief in many gods
- Since we had a surplus of corn, some people were ________________. They made beautiful baskets and jewelry.
- bringing water from the river to help farmers water their crops
- Type of writing invented by the Sumerians, the first writing system
- The _________________was in charge of writing things down for the city-state
- built to prevent flooding
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- The priest prayed in the __________________________which is a Mesopotamian temple
- I have goats and sheep that I shave for wool and use for food
- people who wandered for food and had no settled home
- he scribe used the ________________________ to write on the tablet.
- religion that believes in 1 god
- he soil was ___________________ so the crops grew well!
13 Clues: the belief in many gods • built to prevent flooding • religion that believes in 1 god • people who wandered for food and had no settled home • he soil was ___________________ so the crops grew well! • I have goats and sheep that I shave for wool and use for food • bringing water from the river to help farmers water their crops • ...
chapter 2 and 3 of ancient Egypt 2018-09-24
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- The stage of human social development and organization that is considered most advanced.
- was an ancient region located in the eastern Mediterranean bounded in the northeast by the Zagros Mountains and in the southeast by the Arabian Plateau.
- crescent where agriculture and early human civilizations like the Sumner and Ancient Egypt flourished due to inundations from the surrounding Nile, Euphrates, and Tigris rivers.
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- The belief in then worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal Gods.
- The code of Hammurabi is a well preserved Babylonian code of law of ancient Mesopotamia, dated back to about 1754.
- denoting or relating to the wedge shaped characters used in ancient writing systems of Mesopotamia, Persia, and Ugarit, surviving.
- The artificial application of water to land to assist in the production of crops.
- A rectangular stepped tower, sometimes surmounted by a temple.
- the belief in or worship of more than one god.
- a line of hereditary ruler of a country.
- the ruler of ancient Egypt.
- an extensive group of states or countries under a single supreme authority, formerly especially an emperor or empress.
12 Clues: the ruler of ancient Egypt. • a line of hereditary ruler of a country. • the belief in or worship of more than one god. • A rectangular stepped tower, sometimes surmounted by a temple. • The artificial application of water to land to assist in the production of crops. • The stage of human social development and organization that is considered most advanced. • ...
LA STORIA ANTICA 2025-05-18
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- Polis greca con una società militare e rigida
- Popolo mesopotamico inventore della scrittura cuneiforme
- Regione tra i fiumi Tigri ed Eufrate, culla di antiche civiltà
- Età preistorica in cui nacquero agricoltura e allevamento
- Popolo dell'isola di Creta, con una ricca cultura e il palazzo di Cnosso
- Popolo guerriero della Mesopotamia, famoso per il suo esercito potente
- Regno a nord della Grecia, unificato da Filippo II
- Civiltà nate vicino a grandi fiumi grazie all’agricoltura e all’irrigazione
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- Ultimo re di Roma, cacciato per instaurare la Repubblica
- Polis greca simbolo della democrazia e della filosofia
- Popolo monoteista dell’antichità, autore della Bibbia ebraica
- Abili navigatori e commercianti, inventarono un alfabeto semplice
- Periodo della storia umana prima dell’invenzione della scrittura
- Popolo anatolico che usò il ferro per creare armi più resistenti
- Uscita degli Ebrei dall’Egitto guidata da Mosè
- Guerrieri greci citati da Omero, conquistarono Creta
- Conquistatore che creò un vasto impero dall’Egitto all’India
- Fondatore leggendario di Roma, uccise il fratello Remo
18 Clues: Polis greca con una società militare e rigida • Uscita degli Ebrei dall’Egitto guidata da Mosè • Regno a nord della Grecia, unificato da Filippo II • Guerrieri greci citati da Omero, conquistarono Creta • Polis greca simbolo della democrazia e della filosofia • Fondatore leggendario di Roma, uccise il fratello Remo • ...
Arabian Peninsula and Iraq 2025-11-21
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- Large glaciers in high mountains
- one of the rivers that flow across a low, flat plain in Iraq
- conquered Mesopotamia in the 500s BC.
- 85 to 90 percent of Saudi Muslims
- What is icalled when a country is completely surrounded by land with no direct access to the ocean.
- Type of Muslims believe that true interpretation of Islamic teaching can only come from imams.
- what has the largest sand desert in the world
- 15 to 20 percent of Iraqs population
- international organization whose members work to influence the price of oil
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- wells dug into dry streambeds are called
- The plains region is the site of what fertile area
- what is water that is not being replaced by rainfall.
- The world’s first civilization was in
- Nonrenewable resource that is the biggest income of the Arabian Peninsula
- Poorest country on the Arabian Peninsula
- a religion founded in Arabia by Muhammad and nearly all Saudis are Muslims.
- limit on trade, on Iraq.
- Has Seven tiny kingdoms
18 Clues: Has Seven tiny kingdoms • limit on trade, on Iraq. • Large glaciers in high mountains • 85 to 90 percent of Saudi Muslims • 15 to 20 percent of Iraqs population • The world’s first civilization was in • conquered Mesopotamia in the 500s BC. • wells dug into dry streambeds are called • Poorest country on the Arabian Peninsula • what has the largest sand desert in the world • ...
Mesopotamia 2021-10-27
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- Sumer was made up of many City-States. Each City-State included a city and farmlands. It was ruled by its own ruler and government.
- Conquered land of many people and places, governed by one ruler.
- A slow winding river
- King of the city-state of Babylon.
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- If someone takes out your eye they can take out your eye
- A really good write
- A fast river
- 282 laws
8 Clues: 282 laws • A fast river • A really good write • A slow winding river • King of the city-state of Babylon. • If someone takes out your eye they can take out your eye • Conquered land of many people and places, governed by one ruler. • Sumer was made up of many City-States. Each City-State included a city and farmlands. It was ruled by its own ruler and government.
MESOPOTAMIA 2022-09-29
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- the first written language from Mesopotamia
- a society controlled by men, or a society that favors men; women have very few privileges or rights
- a religious temple in the middle of every city-state
- AN AREA IN THE MIDDLE EAST WITH GOOD SOIL
- a set of 282 harsh laws, the oldest written down
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- the first ever recorded story about King Gilgamesh from Mesopotamia
- the belief in many gods
- a government ruled by religious figures in the name of gods
8 Clues: the belief in many gods • AN AREA IN THE MIDDLE EAST WITH GOOD SOIL • the first written language from Mesopotamia • a set of 282 harsh laws, the oldest written down • a religious temple in the middle of every city-state • a government ruled by religious figures in the name of gods • the first ever recorded story about King Gilgamesh from Mesopotamia • ...
Mesopotamia 2022-12-12
8 Clues: Protection tex • a religious ceremony • A group of different lands • A huge pyramid-shaped temple • the erliest form of writting • lack of crops of food causing • skilled at making things by hand • class is an order based on power and wealth
Mesopotamia 2022-12-12
8 Clues: Protection tex • a religious ceremony • A group of different lands • A huge pyramid-shaped temple • the erliest form of writting • lack of crops of food causing • skilled at making things by hand • class is an order based on power and wealth
Mesopotamia 2023-02-28
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- This group was named after their major city of Babylon
- gardens of Babylon This was the greatest contributions of the Babylonians
- This group developed a system of roads and introduced Hebrew and Arabic
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- This group created four large regional capital cities to help the government
- of Hammurabi The earliest known record of laws set by a government
- This group of people lived in southern Mesopotamia in 5000 BCE
- This group came from areas of modern-day Turkey
- the Great The leader of the Akkadians who controlled many Sumerian cities
8 Clues: This group came from areas of modern-day Turkey • This group was named after their major city of Babylon • This group of people lived in southern Mesopotamia in 5000 BCE • of Hammurabi The earliest known record of laws set by a government • This group developed a system of roads and introduced Hebrew and Arabic • ...
Mesopotamia 2020-10-26
8 Clues: Tample tower • A skilled worker • To supply with water • Composed of or written • A person who keeps records • A central city surronding areas • the Region od the southeast asia • A area of land that stretches from the southeast coast
Mesopotamia 2022-11-03
8 Clues: A river or stream • The largest building • High flat area of land • Ancient written language • A person who writes for others • A long time with little or no rain • Money people pay to support the government • of Labor Different jobs for different people
MESOPOTAMIA 2022-11-02
Mesopotamia 2022-10-07
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- a religious temple in the middle of every city-state
- a society controlled by men, or a society that favors men. Women have very few privileges or rights.
- a set of 282 harsh laws, the oldest written down
- the first ever recorded story about King Gilgamesh from Mesopotamia
- a government ruled by religious figures in the name of gods
- the belief in many gods
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- an area in the Middle East with good land and fresh water where the first civilization started
- the first written language from Mesopotamia
8 Clues: the belief in many gods • the first written language from Mesopotamia • a set of 282 harsh laws, the oldest written down • a religious temple in the middle of every city-state • a government ruled by religious figures in the name of gods • the first ever recorded story about King Gilgamesh from Mesopotamia • ...
Mesopotamia 2023-10-11
8 Clues: A law document • Built by Sumerians • Giving and getting • Practiced by Hinduism • Developed by Sumerians • Practiced by Egyptians • Someone with two skills • Between Euphrates and Tigris
mesopotamia 2026-02-10
10 Clues: First empire • first empire • king of Babylon • leader if babyloians • leader of the akkadians • temple to worship the gods • hammurabi's most famous law • where is the fertile crescent • who built the hanging gardens • to prove somebody guilty you need
Mesopotamia 2026-02-18
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- expensive blue pigment used to decorate walls.
- It mean between river
- Massive statues of winged bulls with human heads.
- surface made of clay that sumerians used to write.
- Sumerians script made with sticks to write and preserve information
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- Rules of retaliation. An eye for an eye.
- architectural feature invented by sumerians to improve walls, doors and windows and enhance and save material.
- Iconic construction. It’s a stepped pyramid with a shrine at the very top.
8 Clues: It mean between river • Rules of retaliation. An eye for an eye. • expensive blue pigment used to decorate walls. • Massive statues of winged bulls with human heads. • surface made of clay that sumerians used to write. • Sumerians script made with sticks to write and preserve information • Iconic construction. It’s a stepped pyramid with a shrine at the very top. • ...
Rivers 2026-03-02
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- the river in North Argentina that drains into Uruguay
- a long river in Europe connecting many Eastern European countries.
- the longest river in Africa, drains in northern Egypt
- longest river in Europe, running through Moscow in Russia
- the river running through northern France and Paris
- western India and Pakistan, home to early hindi civilizations
- the longest river in the world running through northern Brazil
- the second longest river in Africa running through the African rainforest
- the southern twin of the two rivers in Mesopotamia
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- the river border between the United States and Mexico
- the river running through southern England and London
- the northern twin of the two rivers in Mesopotamia
- a long river in the western United States that drains into Mexico
- the longest river in the United States with it's delta in New Orleans
- river that runs through northeastern India and Bangladesh
- the river connecting Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, and Vietnam
16 Clues: the northern twin of the two rivers in Mesopotamia • the southern twin of the two rivers in Mesopotamia • the river running through northern France and Paris • the river border between the United States and Mexico • the river in North Argentina that drains into Uruguay • the river running through southern England and London • ...
world history Unit 1 2012-09-22
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- Members of the general citizenry in the ancient Roman republic.
- river in egypt
- a government of three officers or magistrates functioning jointly.
- picture use to explain something
- second longest river in china
- acient egyptian writing system
- ancient age marked by imense use of bronze
- one of the world's earliest urban civilizations
- one of the earliest known forms of written expression
- belief in more than one god
- age marked by prevelant use of iron
- farming
- a person exercising absolute power
- a state in which the supreme power rests in the body of citizens entitled to vote and is exercised by representatives chosen directly or indirectly by them.
- egyptian phaoroah
- preserved remains of things from the past
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- sixth king of babylon
- belief in only one god
- acient semetic civilization
- the first great river that defines Mesopotamia
- study of humans
- ancientkingofmacedon
- the second great river that defines Mesopotamia
- the study of past humans
- a person of high rank
- ancient mesopitamian semetic people
26 Clues: farming • river in egypt • study of humans • egyptian phaoroah • ancientkingofmacedon • sixth king of babylon • a person of high rank • belief in only one god • the study of past humans • acient semetic civilization • belief in more than one god • second longest river in china • acient egyptian writing system • picture use to explain something • a person exercising absolute power • ...
Chapter 2.3 Crossword 2024-02-02
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- He expanded the Persian Empire 48
- Assyrians used these to scale city walls 45
- Many different lands and people under one ruler 43
- Greatest ruler of the Chaldean Empire 46
- Nebuchadnezzar built the ___ Gardens of Babylon 46
- Capital city of Ashurbanipal where he had his library 46
- Payment for protection 45
- Hammurabi's capital city 44
- Driven from one's homeland 45
- Persian governors 48
- ___ the Great conquered lands surrounding Persia 47
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- Where Sargon was from 43
- The Assyrians used ___ rams to knock down city walls 45
- Fair treatment of people 44
- He established the first world empire 43
- Metal used to make Assyrian swords 45
- The ___ Crescent stretched from Mesopotamia to the Mediterranean Sea 43
- He created the world's first law code 44
- Lydians minted these 49
- Cyrus used a policy of ___ in which he allowed conquered people to keep their customs 47
- The ___ Road stretched from Sardis to Susa (map) 48
- A kingdom located in northern Mesopotamia 45
- Ruler of an empire 43
23 Clues: Persian governors 48 • Ruler of an empire 43 • Lydians minted these 49 • Where Sargon was from 43 • Payment for protection 45 • Fair treatment of people 44 • Hammurabi's capital city 44 • Driven from one's homeland 45 • He expanded the Persian Empire 48 • Metal used to make Assyrian swords 45 • He established the first world empire 43 • Greatest ruler of the Chaldean Empire 46 • ...
Unit 2 2025-05-15
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- Where did writing first develop
- to expel or kick someone out of their native country.
- the scattering of a group of people
- many territories and people who are controlled by one government
- A group of travelers journeying together.
- Capital city of the Babylonian Empire located in a crossroads of trade.
- a time when people starve because there is so little food
- Hammurabi’s set of laws were called a code.
- The alphabet made it easier for people to do what
- In Mesopotamia, people eventually combined symbols into a script known as cuneiform.
- the belief in one god
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- The Israelites twice settled in this ancient land
- region in southwest Asia known as the birthplace of civilization.
- Symbols for writing that represent sounds.
- the belief in many gods
- King of Babylon who wrote the first set of written laws
- Why did civilization develop in the Fertile Crescent
- The Israelites were unique because they worshiped
- Hammurabi’s Code is important because it was the first time for what
- a story that explains people’s beliefs
20 Clues: the belief in one god • the belief in many gods • Where did writing first develop • the scattering of a group of people • a story that explains people’s beliefs • A group of travelers journeying together. • Symbols for writing that represent sounds. • Hammurabi’s set of laws were called a code. • The Israelites twice settled in this ancient land • ...
Midterm Review 2022-01-13
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- used to translate Egyptian heiroglyphhics
- People known for trading in the Mediterranean
- created a code of laws to protect the weak
- anything created to make everyday life easier
- money collected by the gov't to pay for roads
- building material used in Mesopotamia
- a caftsperson such as a weaver or potter
- This river supported life in Egypt
- what you have when you produce more than you need
- how people brought water to crops
- known as the land between two rivers
- temples believed to be staircases for the gods
- the name for a king in Egypt
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- form of writing used in Mesopotamia
- the belief in more than one god
- built the Hanging Gardens of Babylon
- female pharaoh who successfully led her people
- he is believed to have united Egypt
- to tame plants & animals for your own use
- Akkadian ruler, conquered the Sumerians
- a professional writer
- created the first coins
- fertile soil that is carried by the river
- rich soil that is good for farming
- form of writing used in Ancient Egypt
25 Clues: a professional writer • created the first coins • the name for a king in Egypt • the belief in more than one god • how people brought water to crops • This river supported life in Egypt • rich soil that is good for farming • form of writing used in Mesopotamia • he is believed to have united Egypt • built the Hanging Gardens of Babylon • known as the land between two rivers • ...
ANCIENT CIVILIZATIONS 2022-09-04
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- China's first dynasty
- the river Indian civilization starts on
- longest lasting Chinese dynasty
- animal first raised in India
- formed Chinese culture
- China's name comes from
- Egyptian dead
- a founder of Rome
- another term for being Greek
- Europe's first civilization
- Egyptian king
- modern day Mesopotamia location
- Ancient Egypt's writing
- responsible for India's golden age
- a government started after Rome's last king
- ancestors of modern day Greeks
- this group ends the Western Roman Empire
- a common Roman
- the purpose of the Silk Road
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- allowed people to settle in permanent communities
- a major city-state in ancient Greece
- the first Romans
- started as a Greek festival
- world's first writing system
- unites all of Egypt
- delta part of Egypt
- a river in Mesopotamia
- home of Rome
- religion of India
- a group that invades India
- gave the first law code
- world's first civilization
- came from Greece and means rule by the people
- family of rulers
- Egypt's river
35 Clues: home of Rome • Egyptian dead • Egyptian king • Egypt's river • a common Roman • the first Romans • family of rulers • a founder of Rome • religion of India • unites all of Egypt • delta part of Egypt • China's first dynasty • formed Chinese culture • a river in Mesopotamia • China's name comes from • Ancient Egypt's writing • gave the first law code • a group that invades India • ...
Ancient Mesopotamia 2019-03-03
8 Clues: 60 shekels • Place famous for cedar • The land between two rivers • a system to buy and sell goods • Third civilization of Mesopotamia • Soil poison that came from the rivers. • people who sell their writing skills for a living • Types of caravans that travelled to Persia and Asia minor
Ancient Sumer 2023-10-19
Across
- a way Sumerians wrote
- The political and religious center of mant cities in South Mesopotamia
- where thousands of people had settled in mesopotamia
- what's the population by 200bc
- a society where Sargon took over
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- An arrangement in which workers specialize in a particular task or job
- The leader of Akkadian Empire
- The Sumerians practiced polytheism
- The basic political unit of Sumer comvined rural and urban areas
9 Clues: a way Sumerians wrote • The leader of Akkadian Empire • what's the population by 200bc • a society where Sargon took over • The Sumerians practiced polytheism • where thousands of people had settled in mesopotamia • The basic political unit of Sumer comvined rural and urban areas • An arrangement in which workers specialize in a particular task or job • ...
Ancient Sumer 2023-10-19
Across
- a way Sumerians wrote
- The political and religious center of mant cities in South Mesopotamia
- where thousands of people had settled in mesopotamia
- what's the population by 200bc
- a society where Sargon took over
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- An arrangement in which workers specialize in a particular task or job
- The leader of Akkadian Empire
- The Sumerians practiced polytheism
- The basic political unit of Sumer comvined rural and urban areas
9 Clues: a way Sumerians wrote • The leader of Akkadian Empire • what's the population by 200bc • a society where Sargon took over • The Sumerians practiced polytheism • where thousands of people had settled in mesopotamia • The basic political unit of Sumer comvined rural and urban areas • An arrangement in which workers specialize in a particular task or job • ...
ancient Mesopotamia Crossword 2025-11-13
7 Clues: farming • long winding river • Mesopotamia writing • fast and dangerous river • the land between two rivers • someone who rights for people • have the king pass his role down to his sons
KUIZ SILANG KATA SEJARAH 2022-07-27
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- budaya berasaskan penggunaan batu-batu bersaiz besar
- zaman dimana manusia sudah mula melakukan aktiviti pelayaran
- golongan yang berada pada kedudukan paling rendah
- mendapatkan maklumat daripada sumber yang dipahat pada batu
- Lokasi kawasan tamadun Mesir Purba
- Tamadun yang melakarkan hasil seni di tembok batu sebagai lukisan dinding
- tempat penemuan Rangka Perak Man yang berusia 11,000 hingga 10,000 SM
- sumber sejarah yang belum diolah dan bersifat asli
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- konsep tamadun yang mengandungi prinsip-prinsip nilai meliputi aspek akidah, syarak, akhlak, falsafah, kebudayaan dan peradaban
- Kawasan tanah luas terbentang yang menghubungkan kawasan daratan dengan kepulauan
- Menyatukan kedua-dua kerajaan Mesir Purba sekitar tahun 3100 SM
- Dataran tinggi Grand Canyon di Amerika Syarikat
- peralatan manusia yang digunakan untuk perburuan, pertanian dan perdagangan
- Kepercayaan bahawa setiap benda mempunyai kuasa dan semangat yang menentukan kehidupan manusia
- Binaan dalam Tamadun Mesopotamia yang berfungsi sebagai rumah ibadat
- Kerajaan yang terawal dalam tamadun Mesopotamia
16 Clues: Lokasi kawasan tamadun Mesir Purba • Dataran tinggi Grand Canyon di Amerika Syarikat • Kerajaan yang terawal dalam tamadun Mesopotamia • golongan yang berada pada kedudukan paling rendah • sumber sejarah yang belum diolah dan bersifat asli • budaya berasaskan penggunaan batu-batu bersaiz besar • mendapatkan maklumat daripada sumber yang dipahat pada batu • ...
Vocab Chapter 22 2024-04-30
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- an Abrahamic, monotheistic, and ethnic religion.
- founder of Islam
- A group of 13 of the world's major oil-exporting nations.
- an Iranic ethnic group native to the mountainous region of Kurdistan
- A Sunni Islamist nationalist and pro-Pashtun movement
- monotheistic religion
- a form of government in which one or more deities are recognized as supreme ruling
- portion of ancient limestone wall
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- a place of worship for Muslims.
- an Islamic shrine at the center of the Al-Aqsa mosque compound
- A movement for the re-establishment and the development and protection of a Jewish nation in what is now Israel.
- simultaneously the largest religious denomination in the world.
- showing the extent of Mesopotamia.
- a Palestinian nationalist coalition that is internationally recognized as the official representative of the Palestinian people.
- A person who belongs to one of the two main branches of Islam.
- the birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad
16 Clues: founder of Islam • monotheistic religion • a place of worship for Muslims. • portion of ancient limestone wall • showing the extent of Mesopotamia. • the birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad • an Abrahamic, monotheistic, and ethnic religion. • A Sunni Islamist nationalist and pro-Pashtun movement • A group of 13 of the world's major oil-exporting nations. • ...
World History Crossword 2021-08-29
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- An ancient civilization established in the Mesopotamia district of the Fertile Crescent
- king of Uruk
- belief that there is only one god
- code/A collection of over 200 laws engraved into a black finger-shaped stone
- Mesopotamian Empire was the first to have a postal service?
- ancient writing system used by mesopotamians
- Monotheistic religion that originated among the ancient Hebrew
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- study of myths
- is the capital of which empire?
- was the last king of?
- land of between the river"
- Religious monuments that are originally built in the ancient Mesopotamian valley and Western Iranian plateau
12 Clues: king of Uruk • study of myths • was the last king of? • land of between the river" • is the capital of which empire? • belief that there is only one god • ancient writing system used by mesopotamians • Mesopotamian Empire was the first to have a postal service? • Monotheistic religion that originated among the ancient Hebrew • ...
Chapter 1-2.2 2016-02-02
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- Human-made object (often really old)
- Sumerians created this system of writing
- Ways of applying knowledge, tools, and inventions to meet their needs.
- Planned their hunts
- Developed religious beliefs and performed 1st ritual burials.
- Taming of animals
- People who move from place to place hunting, gathering, etc.
- The Process of embalming and drying corpses in order to keep the bodies from decaying
- A ____ is more than a large group of people living together
- The 1st hominids to use fire
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- Pyramid-shaped monument meant for worship and held storage areas for gems, etc.
- A form of trade in which people exchange goods and services without money
- The ____ were nomadic warriors who invaded Mesopotamia
- Process in which a new idea or product spreads from 1 culture to another
- The belief in more than 1 god
- also means "Land between the rivers"
- Skilled workers who made goods by hand
- Series of rulers from the same family
- Settlements with a plentiful supply of ___ could support larger populations
- Sargon created the worlds 1st _____
20 Clues: Taming of animals • Planned their hunts • The 1st hominids to use fire • The belief in more than 1 god • Sargon created the worlds 1st _____ • Human-made object (often really old) • also means "Land between the rivers" • Series of rulers from the same family • Skilled workers who made goods by hand • Sumerians created this system of writing • ...
Ancient Civilizations 2013-10-14
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- worlds first empire
- the second kingdom of the Israelites established by king David
- a text studied by the Jews or the first five books of the bible
- time before history was recorded
- first civilization that kept records
- a society where it has its own language, religion, a work place,and an arranged system
- the first form of writing
- a city-state in Mesopotamia
- a period of history that begins the birth of Christ
- where the first civilization began in the fertile crescent
- Mesopotamian pyramid like structure used for special ceremonies
- an epic poem by the Babylonians
- a religion practiced by the Hebrews who where the ancestors of the Jewish people
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- ancient Mesopotamian empire
- collections of Babylonian laws
- another ancient Mesopotamian empire
- an area between the Tigris and Euphrates river where the first civilization emerged
- a large place controlled by one person
- ancient place with its own government
- area where the Jews lived
- a period in history before anything was kept or written down
- belief in one g-d
22 Clues: belief in one g-d • worlds first empire • area where the Jews lived • the first form of writing • ancient Mesopotamian empire • a city-state in Mesopotamia • collections of Babylonian laws • an epic poem by the Babylonians • time before history was recorded • another ancient Mesopotamian empire • first civilization that kept records • ancient place with its own government • ...
Midterm Exam Key Terms 2022-01-07
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- belief in a single, universal, omnipotent god
- wedge-shaped writingin ancient Mesopotomia
- something to make someone laugh
- theme common among most works from weeks 1/2
- socrates's student
- Source Depicts a single, omnipotent deity.
- birthplace of democracy
- A ceremony that welcomes a child
- population enslaved by Sparta in the 700s BCE
- often used for an example in Plato's forms(furniture)
- people who could afford armor and weapons
- an absolute ruler
- an ideal world behind or above the physical
- Greek term for "putting out" a child
- densely packed Hoplites to form a wall
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- claims its wise to know that you can't know all
- area between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers
- source used in the bible
- stepped pyramid temples
- code of judgements
- Greek city/state
- belief in multiple gods but only honoring one
- From The Odyssey, someone found forgetful after consuming a plant
- anthropomorphic bible source
- to joke with someone
- devoutly religious
- the first five books of the Hebrew Bible
- early city dwellers in Southern Mesopotamia
28 Clues: Greek city/state • an absolute ruler • code of judgements • socrates's student • devoutly religious • to joke with someone • stepped pyramid temples • birthplace of democracy • source used in the bible • anthropomorphic bible source • something to make someone laugh • A ceremony that welcomes a child • Greek term for "putting out" a child • densely packed Hoplites to form a wall • ...
SEJARAH TINGKATAN 1 2023-02-16
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- Lokasi Zaman Prasejarah di Sepanyol.
- Tempat ini digunakan untu mengadakan persembahan dan pertandingan bersaiz besar.
- Masyarakat zaman ini menjalankan aktiviti menangkap ikan sebagai sumber makanan.
- Matlamat sistem pendidikan tamadun China ialah bagi memilih pegawai _________.
- Konsep tamadun mengikut pandangan Islam ialah merangkumi pembangunan lahiriah dan _______.
- Terdapat dua bentuk perluasan kuasa dalam Tamadun India iaitu perluasan kuasa _____ dan keagamaan.
- Zaman Prasejarah terbahagi kepada dua iaitu Zaman Batu dan Zaman _________.
- ________ - Oligarki - Aristokrasi - Tirani - Demokrasi
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- Lokasi Tamadun Mesopotamia ialah di Sungai _______ dan Sungai Euprates.
- Nabi Muhammad telah merangka perlembagaan atau ________ Madinah.
- Tempat ini digunakan untuk penyembahan dewa-dewi dan menjalankan kerja awam.
- Tamadun Mesopotamia terkenal dengan Taman Tergantung ________.
- Zaman Prasejarah merujuk kepada zaman sebelum manusia mengetahui dan mengenal ___________.
- Zaman Batu merujuk kepada penggunaan teknologi batu dalam kehidupan harian manusia pada zaman tersebut.
- Tulisan pertama dalam tamadun menggunakan sistem ______ atau simbol gambar.
- Agama yang menyembah api
- Zaman logam merujuk kepada penggunaan teknologi ______ dan besi.
- Masyarakat sebelum kedatangan Islam tidak mempunyai ilmu kerana melalui zaman kegelapan iaitu Zaman ______.
- Raja Tamadun Mesir Purba dikenali sebagai __________.
- Agama yang dianuti oleh Bani Israel
20 Clues: Agama yang menyembah api • Agama yang dianuti oleh Bani Israel • Lokasi Zaman Prasejarah di Sepanyol. • Raja Tamadun Mesir Purba dikenali sebagai __________. • ________ - Oligarki - Aristokrasi - Tirani - Demokrasi • Tamadun Mesopotamia terkenal dengan Taman Tergantung ________. • Nabi Muhammad telah merangka perlembagaan atau ________ Madinah. • ...
Social Studies Contract Crossword 2025-09-07
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- Moving from place to place with no permanent home
- Beliefs, customs, and traditions of a group of people
- The Old Stone Age, when people used simple tools and hunted
- A simple picture that stands for an object or idea
- The New Stone Age, when farming began
- To tame plants or animals for human use
- Person who got food by hunting animals and gathering plants
- Prehistoric stone circle found in England
- A large, pyramid-shaped temple in Mesopotamia
- To organize and write down laws or rules
- The first system of writing, used in Mesopotamia
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- Object made by humans, often found by archaeologists
- The study of past people through what they left behind
- People who wrote and kept records in early civilizations
- The time before writing was invented
- A region in the Middle East where the first civilizations began
- An advanced society with cities, government, and culture
- A skilled craftsperson who makes things by hand
- Staying in one place, living a settled life
- The species name for modern humans
- Preserved remains of ancient living things
21 Clues: The species name for modern humans • The time before writing was invented • The New Stone Age, when farming began • To tame plants or animals for human use • To organize and write down laws or rules • Prehistoric stone circle found in England • Preserved remains of ancient living things • Staying in one place, living a settled life • ...
9th Grade World History Ch 1-2 Review 2025-09-04
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- : Land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
- : Belief in many gods.
- : Egyptian writing system using pictures and symbols.
- : People who created a huge empire known for tolerance.
- : A complex society with cities, government, technology, and writing.
- : First Persian king; respected other cultures.
- : Preserving bodies for burial due to belief in the afterlife.
- Source : An account written later about the past (like a textbook or article).
- : A large political unit controlling multiple peoples and territories.
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- : Persian religious teacher who introduced Zoroastrianism.
- Crescent : Curved region of rich soil where early civilizations developed.
- : Persian king who expanded the empire and built roads.
- : Government ruled by a king or queen, with power passed down.
- : Belief in one god.
- : Ruler of Egypt; considered both a king and god.
- : First system of writing; wedge-shaped marks on clay tablets.
- : Fierce warriors who built a large empire in Mesopotamia.
- : Babylonian king; wrote the first major collection of laws.
- Source : Firsthand evidence from the past (like a diary, artifact, or photo).
- : A ruling family where power is passed from one generation to the next.
20 Clues: : Belief in one god. • : Belief in many gods. • : Land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. • : First Persian king; respected other cultures. • : Ruler of Egypt; considered both a king and god. • : Egyptian writing system using pictures and symbols. • : Persian king who expanded the empire and built roads. • : People who created a huge empire known for tolerance. • ...
Dr.Smith's 9th Grade World History Review Ch 1 & 2 Vocab 2025-09-04
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- : Egyptian writing system using pictures and symbols.
- : Belief in many gods.
- : A ruling family where power is passed from one generation to the next.
- : Firsthand evidence from the past, like a diary, artifact, or photo.
- : Preserving bodies for burial due to belief in the afterlife.
- : A complex society with cities, government, technology, and writing.
- : Government ruled by a king or queen, with power passed down.
- : Land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
- : Persian king who expanded the empire and built roads.
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- : Ruler of Egypt; considered both a king and a god.
- : Fierce warriors who built a large empire in Mesopotamia.
- : Belief in one god.
- : An account written later about the past, like a textbook or article.
- : First system of writing; wedge-shaped marks on clay tablets.
- : Curved region of rich soil where early civilizations developed.
- : People who created a huge empire known for tolerance.
- : Persian religious teacher who introduced Zoroastrianism.
- : A large political unit controlling multiple peoples and territories.
- : Babylonian king; wrote the first major collection of laws.
- : First Persian king; respected other cultures.
20 Clues: : Belief in one god. • : Belief in many gods. • : First Persian king; respected other cultures. • : Land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. • : Ruler of Egypt; considered both a king and a god. • : Egyptian writing system using pictures and symbols. • : People who created a huge empire known for tolerance. • : Persian king who expanded the empire and built roads. • ...
World History Honors Units 1-5 Review 2024-09-30
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- paintings in watercolor done on wet plaster
- Indus Valley city with a complex plumbing system
- period of great cultural achievement
- empire that was known for being exceptional warriors and spreading terror around Mesopotamia
- the first American civilization that emerged in the fertile coastal areas of the Gulf of Mexico
- the greatest Mississippian center that housed as many as 20,000 people in present-day Illinois
- the central aspect of civilization
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- the long period of time before people invented writing
- "between the rivers" in Ancient Greek
- rulers during the Old Kingdom in Ancient Egypt
- philosophy based on the teachings of Hanfeizi; used by Shi Huangdi
- Greek poet known for writing The Iliad and the Odyssey
- the cradle of early civilization in Greece
- the Native American name for corn
- people who move from place to place in search of food
- the capital city of the Inca Empire
16 Clues: the Native American name for corn • the central aspect of civilization • the capital city of the Inca Empire • period of great cultural achievement • "between the rivers" in Ancient Greek • the cradle of early civilization in Greece • paintings in watercolor done on wet plaster • rulers during the Old Kingdom in Ancient Egypt • ...
mesopotamia review 2023-09-20
7 Clues: made 282 laws • first civilization. • A gift to many gods. • fine and fertile soil • A belief in many gods. • A temple from Mesopotamia. • spreading water across to get to plants.
world history Unit 1 2012-09-22
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- egyptian phaoroah
- ancient mesopitamian semetic people
- belief in more than one god
- Members of the general citizenry in the ancient Roman republic.
- picture use to explain something
- acient semetic civilization
- sixth king of babylon
- ancientkingofmacedon
- the first great river that defines Mesopotamia
- one of the earliest known forms of written expression
- acient egyptian writing system
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- second longest river in china
- one of the world's earliest urban civilizations
- a person of high rank
- ancient age marked by imense use of bronze
- belief in only one god
- river in egypt
- study of humans
- the study of past humans
- the second great river that defines Mesopotamia
- a person exercising absolute power
- a government of three officers or magistrates functioning jointly.
- preserved remains of things from the past
- a state in which the supreme power rests in the body of citizens entitled to vote and is exercised by representatives chosen directly or indirectly by them.
- farming
- age marked by prevelant use of iron
26 Clues: farming • river in egypt • study of humans • egyptian phaoroah • ancientkingofmacedon • a person of high rank • sixth king of babylon • belief in only one god • the study of past humans • belief in more than one god • acient semetic civilization • second longest river in china • acient egyptian writing system • picture use to explain something • a person exercising absolute power • ...
contabilidad 2022-09-06
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- es uno de los tipos de contabilidad relacionado con la sunat.
- es una de las bases de la contabilidad.
- primer objetivo de la contabilidad es
- en mesopotamia¿quien llevaba los registros contables?
- ¿cual es el objetivo del negocio?
- en mesopotamia¿quienes se relacionan mas con la contabilidad?
- ¿en que siglo la contabilidad se volvio indispensable para las empresas?
- ¿que paso con las practicas contables en la era feudal?
- diga una de las tres variables que influencia a la contabilidaden el siglo xxi.
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- ¿quienes comprenden las NICs oficializadas por el CNC?
- toman decisiones de tipo financiero como administrativo.
- ¿cual fue la unidad monetaria en la edad media?
- ¿con que termino definimos mejor a la contabilidad?
- ¿quien fue el monje de la orden de sanfranciscode asis?
- para lograr los objetivos a largo plazo se requiere contar con......
- en la edad media ¿en que continente volvio a reaparecer las tecnicas contables?
- segun paciolo¿que tiempo debe demorar en hacerse un inventario?
- "a todo cargo le corresponde un abono"
- primera caracteristica al proporcionar informacion
- ¿que registra la contabilidad?
20 Clues: ¿que registra la contabilidad? • ¿cual es el objetivo del negocio? • primer objetivo de la contabilidad es • "a todo cargo le corresponde un abono" • es una de las bases de la contabilidad. • ¿cual fue la unidad monetaria en la edad media? • primera caracteristica al proporcionar informacion • ¿con que termino definimos mejor a la contabilidad? • ...
Mesopotamia Review Packet 2024-07-25
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- This was at the top of Sumerian society.
- A form of writing discovered in Sumaria.
- A river that divides the fertile crescent.
- Whom was educated in society.
- These leaders were below royalty in Sumaria.
- A Society that formed north of Sumer.
- An important place to trade goods and interact.
- A complex human society usually made up of different cities, culture, etc.
- The most powerful civilization in the region.
- An arrangement in which workers specialize in is called a division of ___.
- A part of the Sumerian society.
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- This and laborers made up the working class.
- This empire took over Mesopotamia after the Sumerians.
- A Way of controlling water.
- This is a city and the countryside surrounding it.
- One of the characterizaton of civilization.
- He established the world's first "empire".
- Who created Babylonian's code.
- Main source of survival in the fertile crescent.
- They were at the bottom of the social hierarchy in Sumaria.
- What historians call the first civilization.
- This was a technical advancement by the Sumerians.
22 Clues: A Way of controlling water. • Whom was educated in society. • Who created Babylonian's code. • A part of the Sumerian society. • A Society that formed north of Sumer. • This was at the top of Sumerian society. • A form of writing discovered in Sumaria. • A river that divides the fertile crescent. • He established the world's first "empire". • ...
Tema 4 B. Perkembangan Kerja Sama Dunia 2025-03-10
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- Nama lain dari Negara Mesir dalam bahasa Inggris adalah
- Sama Pertukaran Pelajar antar negara asean adalah
- Timur Dimana Peradaban peratama di Indonesia
- Berikut merupakan contoh bentuk kerja sama Ekonomi multilateral/Internasional
- Nil Sungai yang menjadi pusat Peradaban mesir kuno adalah
- Peradaban lembah Sungai berkembang karena daerahnya cocok untuk
- kuno kerja sama antar wilayah didunia terjadi dizaman
- Atlantik Batas Sebelah barat benua Eropa adalah
- Peradaban Mesopotamia berkembang dilembah sungai
- Sosial Hubungan antara Orang Per Orangan antara kelompok manusia, maupun antara perorang dan kelompok manusia disebut
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- Pantai timur australia beriklim
- Sungai Eufrat dan Tigris berada di kawasan yang disebut
- Negara Perkembangan kerja sama didunia terjadi akibat interaksi antar
- He Sungai yang dikenal sebagai "Sungai Kuning" di Tiongkok adalah
- Interaksi antar wilayah terjadi akibat adanya mobilitas dan
- Mesir adalah salah satu pusat peradaban dunia yang terkenal dengan Piramida dan
- Lembah Sungai Indus berada di wilayah negara yang sekarang di sebut
- Sumeria Peradaban tertua di dunia yaitu
- Tenggara Contoh dari kerja sama regional adalah ASEAN di...
- Sungai Nil terletak dibenua
20 Clues: Sungai Nil terletak dibenua • Pantai timur australia beriklim • Sumeria Peradaban tertua di dunia yaitu • Peradaban Mesopotamia berkembang dilembah sungai • Timur Dimana Peradaban peratama di Indonesia • Atlantik Batas Sebelah barat benua Eropa adalah • Sungai Eufrat dan Tigris berada di kawasan yang disebut • ...
Ci vuole una laurea! 2025-11-06
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- FANTINATI – Dottoressa in foto
- POSTO AL SOLE – Tutte le sere su Rai 3
- – Nei tanti figli
- – Cambiamento profondo, politico o sociale
- – In Mesopotamia ce n’erano due: Tigri ed Eufrate
- un cruciverba personalizzato con queste parole come meglio si incastrano
- – Parola che descrive un nome
- – Lo prende Titta in vacanza
- – Grande distesa d’acqua salata dove si pesca
- – Serve per scrivere e si può cancellare
- – Terra tra due fiumi
- un cruciverba con queste parole
- – Band che prende il nome dal suo frontman
- – Popolano Puerto del Carmen
- DOCENTI – Riunione odiata da tutti gli insegnanti
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- – Scorre sempre
- – Compagna di vita con nome di una principessa di una fiaba
- – Uno dei cinque sensi
- – Servono per vedere
- – Ne hai due in casa
- – Insegnamento religione cattolica
- Lo facciamo in una situazione di pericolo tanto ci sentono
- – In vacanza ci scappa troppo o per nulla
- – Chi impara dalla maestra
- – Il tempo che è già successo
- – Animale dal nome dolce ma mordace
- – Segna quando un pesce abbocca
- – Azione del tracciare parole
- – Ne hai ricevuta una alla laurea
29 Clues: – Scorre sempre • – Nei tanti figli • – Servono per vedere • – Ne hai due in casa • – Terra tra due fiumi • – Uno dei cinque sensi • – Chi impara dalla maestra • – Lo prende Titta in vacanza • – Popolano Puerto del Carmen • – Parola che descrive un nome • – Il tempo che è già successo • – Azione del tracciare parole • FANTINATI – Dottoressa in foto • – Segna quando un pesce abbocca • ...
Lesson 5 vocabulary 2025-12-03
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- in ancient times, the geographic area located between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers
- not able to or unable to control
- a means of supplying land with water
- work together
- One of the two largest rivers in Southwest Asia that flow from the mountains in Turkey to the Persian Gulf
- made do something by force
- a strong disagreement
- privileges or advantages gained from something
- to build; usually some kind of structure, such as a house
- a substance that lies between or above other things
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- a resource that can be used to make something else
- one of the two largest rivers in Southwest Asia that flow from the mountains in Turkey to the Persian Gulf
- an arc- shaped region in Southwest Asia, with rich soil
- to keep something in good condition by making necessary repairs
- to supply
- an area in southern Mesopotamia where cities first appeared
- a connection of networks
- an early city that was like a small, independent country with its own laws and government
- fine particles of rocks
- a wall of earth built to prevent a river from flooding its banks
- arranged in a difficult way
21 Clues: to supply • work together • a strong disagreement • fine particles of rocks • a connection of networks • made do something by force • arranged in a difficult way • not able to or unable to control • a means of supplying land with water • privileges or advantages gained from something • a resource that can be used to make something else • ...
Tamadun Mesopotamia 2023-10-02
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- dinding besar dibina mengilingi setiap bandar bagi tujuan .......
- mereka berjaya menbina sistem .........
- Tamadun Mesopotamia merupakan tamdun ....... di dunia.
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- ...... merupakan kerajaan terawal
- ...... merupakan kerajaan terakhir
- orang sumeria menjalankan kegiatan .......
- Mesopotamia bermaksud tanah di antara dua sungai, iaitu Sungai Tigris dan sungai ......
- tempat ibadat yang dipanggil ......... dibina di setiap bandar
8 Clues: ...... merupakan kerajaan terawal • ...... merupakan kerajaan terakhir • mereka berjaya menbina sistem ......... • orang sumeria menjalankan kegiatan ....... • Tamadun Mesopotamia merupakan tamdun ....... di dunia. • tempat ibadat yang dipanggil ......... dibina di setiap bandar • dinding besar dibina mengilingi setiap bandar bagi tujuan ....... • ...
Early Civilizations 2023-09-12
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- nomadic people who live chiefly by hunting and fishing, and harvesting wild food.
- division of work into different roles
- the law of God as revealed to Moses and recorded in the first five books of the Hebrew scriptures
- artificial application of water for crops or livestock
- Ancient Egyptian form of writing using chracters
- Land area curving from Persian Gulf to the Mediterranean Sea location of the classical civilization of Mesopotamia
- Religion practiced by Jews based on the Old Testament
- sacred language of Hinduism
- Language of the Jewish People
- Ten Commandments Biblical laws given by God to Moses
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- control of plants and animals to meet human needs
- pyramidal stepped temple tower in Ancient Mesopotamia
- system of writing in the ancient middle east
- type of government ruling a civilization Ex. Monarchy
- stone pyramids created by Ancient civilization as temples
- Homeland of the Jewish people and religion
- Code code of laws created by King Hammurabi in Ancient Babylon
- ruling family
18 Clues: ruling family • sacred language of Hinduism • Language of the Jewish People • division of work into different roles • Homeland of the Jewish people and religion • system of writing in the ancient middle east • Ancient Egyptian form of writing using chracters • control of plants and animals to meet human needs • Ten Commandments Biblical laws given by God to Moses • ...
chapter 2 and 3 of ancient Egypt 2018-09-24
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- the belief in or worship of more than one god.
- denoting or relating to the wedge shaped characters used in ancient writing systems of Mesopotamia, Persia, and Ugarit, surviving.
- The code of Hammurabi is a well preserved Babylonian code of law of ancient Mesopotamia, dated back to about 1754.
- The artificial application of water to land to assist in the production of crops.
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- a line of hereditary ruler of a country.
- crescent where agriculture and early human civilizations like the Sumner and Ancient Egypt flourished due to inundations from the surrounding Nile, Euphrates, and Tigris rivers.
- A rectangular stepped tower, sometimes surmounted by a temple.
- The stage of human social development and organization that is considered most advanced.
- The belief in then worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal Gods.
- was an ancient region located in the eastern Mediterranean bounded in the northeast by the Zagros Mountains and in the southeast by the Arabian Plateau.
- the ruler of ancient Egypt.
- an extensive group of states or countries under a single supreme authority, formerly especially an emperor or empress.
12 Clues: the ruler of ancient Egypt. • a line of hereditary ruler of a country. • the belief in or worship of more than one god. • A rectangular stepped tower, sometimes surmounted by a temple. • The artificial application of water to land to assist in the production of crops. • The stage of human social development and organization that is considered most advanced. • ...
Sejarah Tingkat Lanjut 2025-08-12
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- Sungai utama yang jadi pusat perkembangan peradaban tiongkok kuno selain sungai Yangtze
- KOta militer kuat jadi saingan Athena
- Nama orang yang dianggap Tuhan di bumi pada peradaban mesir kuno
- Gunung tempat para dewa Yunani dipercaya tinggal
- Dewa tertinggi dalam mitologi Yunani
- Bangunan bertingkat di Mesopotamia yang berfungsi sebagai pusat keagamaan
- Filsuf Yunani yang menjadi guru Alexander Agung
- Dinasti pertama yang tercatat dalam sejarah China Kuno
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- Masa penyatuan mesir kembali di peradaban mesir kuno terjadi di zaman kerajaan
- Sistem tulisan tertua di duniayang berasal dari Mesopotamia
- Kota terkenal dari peradaban Lembah Sungai Indus yang menunjukkan kemajuan tata kota
- Masa kejayaan dan ekspansi wilayah pada peradaban mesir kuno disebut zaman kerajaan
- Nama sungai yang jadi sumber kesuburan dan kehidupan
- Ibu kota kebudayaan Yunani terkenal dengan demokrasi
- Menyembah banyak dewa seperti Ra dan Osiris disebut
15 Clues: Dewa tertinggi dalam mitologi Yunani • KOta militer kuat jadi saingan Athena • Filsuf Yunani yang menjadi guru Alexander Agung • Gunung tempat para dewa Yunani dipercaya tinggal • Menyembah banyak dewa seperti Ra dan Osiris disebut • Nama sungai yang jadi sumber kesuburan dan kehidupan • Ibu kota kebudayaan Yunani terkenal dengan demokrasi • ...
Ancient Mesoptamia 2022-01-27
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- Having an extra amount of something, such as food.
- The first known civilizations came from this part of the world.
- a large densely populated area.
- Copper, tin, food, and lapis stone are examples of __________.
- The Sumerian goddess "Inanna" looked after this city.
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- This is one of the two rivers that provided water to civilizations in Mesopotamia.
- Directing water in order to feed crops.
- This is another word for "amount".
- This man called himself a "noble prince"
- "Bread and beer" are this type of food.
- This city used clay tablets to keep track of rations for workers
- An artificial waterway used to direct water.
12 Clues: a large densely populated area. • This is another word for "amount". • Directing water in order to feed crops. • "Bread and beer" are this type of food. • This man called himself a "noble prince" • An artificial waterway used to direct water. • Having an extra amount of something, such as food. • The Sumerian goddess "Inanna" looked after this city. • ...
Ancient Mesoptamia 2022-01-27
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- Having an extra amount of something, such as food.
- The first known civilizations came from this part of the world.
- A large densely populated area.
- Copper, tin, food, and lapis stone are examples of __________.
- The Sumerian goddess "Inanna" looked after this city.
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- This is one of the two rivers that provided water to civilizations in Mesopotamia.
- Directing water in order to feed crops.
- This is another word for "amount."
- This man called himself a "noble prince."
- "Bread and beer" are this type of food.
- This city used clay tablets to keep track of rations for workers.
- An artificial waterway used to direct water.
12 Clues: A large densely populated area. • This is another word for "amount." • Directing water in order to feed crops. • "Bread and beer" are this type of food. • This man called himself a "noble prince." • An artificial waterway used to direct water. • Having an extra amount of something, such as food. • The Sumerian goddess "Inanna" looked after this city. • ...
The Fertile Crescent: Mesopotamia 2023-05-02
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- Hot climate, with little rainfall
- soil or land capable of producing abundant vegetation or crops
- River that surrounds Mesopotamia
- a long period of time during which no rain falls
- element that makes the land fertile, it is in the water that comes from the mountains
- longest river in the world, located in Africa
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- an area of low-lying ground adjacent to a river
- a crescent-shaped region in Western Asia
- River that surrounds Mesopotamia
- Land between rivers
- the supply of water to land or crops to help growth
- an overflow of a large amount of water beyond its normal limits
- an excess of production or supply
13 Clues: Land between rivers • River that surrounds Mesopotamia • River that surrounds Mesopotamia • Hot climate, with little rainfall • an excess of production or supply • a crescent-shaped region in Western Asia • longest river in the world, located in Africa • an area of low-lying ground adjacent to a river • a long period of time during which no rain falls • ...
Sumerians and Amorites 2020-09-29
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- invaders to conquered the Sumerian People
- belief in many gods
- earliest form of writing
- the river on the northern boundary of the region
- interpreting human events based on the stars rather than trusting God
- the king who united Mesopotamia
- a major building project built near Babylon that is the Bible story of Genesis 11 (3 words, no spaces)
- the first conqueror of the Sumerian Culture to create the first empire
- terraced levels of pyramids often used as temples
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- the first set of written laws that became the standard of judgement during this time (3 words, no spaces)
- a famous piece of Babylonian Literature (3 words, no spaces)
- a major catastrophe referred to by almost every ancient civilization
- major city of the Amorite people
- the first major civilization after the flood
- study of the "celestial bodies" (stars)
- the river on the southern boundary of the region
- general region known as the "land between the rivers"
- powerful city-state of the Sumerians, birthplace of Abraham
18 Clues: belief in many gods • earliest form of writing • the king who united Mesopotamia • major city of the Amorite people • study of the "celestial bodies" (stars) • invaders to conquered the Sumerian People • the first major civilization after the flood • the river on the southern boundary of the region • the river on the northern boundary of the region • ...
Mesopotamia Vocabulary 2013-07-15
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- a traditional story; in some cultures, a legend that explains people’s beliefs
- to focus primarily on one area
- giant brick building in the heart of a Sumerian city. It was the site of the temple to them main god, or goddess of the city
- more than is needed
- the site of the earliest civilization, later known as Babylonia
- groups of wedges and lines used to write several languages of the Fertile Crescent
- a professional writer
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- the king of Babylon from about 1792 to 1750 B.C.; creator of the Babylonian Empire
- a belief in more than one God
- a city that is also a separate, independent state
- the belief in one god
- supplying land with water through a network of canals
- Crescent a region in Southwest Asia that was the site of the world’s first civilization.
13 Clues: more than is needed • the belief in one god • a professional writer • a belief in more than one God • to focus primarily on one area • a city that is also a separate, independent state • supplying land with water through a network of canals • the site of the earliest civilization, later known as Babylonia • ...
Mesopotamia inventions 2023-12-18
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- you would not know where you are without me
- People say _____ files when you're having fun
- you would not know what you receive in trades
- you would need me for your crops
- Some houses are made out of stone materials called ______.
- you would not have scribes without me
- You wouldn't have specialized jobs without me
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- you would not know what day it is without me
- ________ is a type of writing
- Washington D.C. is a big ____.
- This makes people drunk
- we made _______ better
- the science or practice of drawing maps
- you use these to mail letters
14 Clues: we made _______ better • This makes people drunk • ________ is a type of writing • you use these to mail letters • Washington D.C. is a big ____. • you would need me for your crops • you would not have scribes without me • the science or practice of drawing maps • you would not know where you are without me • you would not know what day it is without me • ...
Mesopotamia Vocabulary 2024-09-12
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- a group of people traveling together
- a person whose job it is to write things down
- payment to a conqueror after losing
- region consisting of many different lands under one ruler
- first large army to use iron weapons
- hero of an epic who travels the world performing great deeds
- a type of religion with more than one god
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- the words first system of writing
- fertile soil
- a person who studies the heavenly bodies
- a pyramid-shaped structure with a temple at the top
- made by combining copper and tin
- to supply water to land for the purpose of growing plants or crops
13 Clues: fertile soil • made by combining copper and tin • the words first system of writing • payment to a conqueror after losing • a group of people traveling together • first large army to use iron weapons • a person who studies the heavenly bodies • a type of religion with more than one god • a person whose job it is to write things down • ...
Benchmark 2014-10-29
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- all early world civilizations formed around this geographic feature
- philosophy that included putting the needs of family and community before your own
- the first female pharaoh of Egypt
- the development of the farming process
- the system of writing created by Sumerians in Mesopotamia
- the social class system found in early India
- -gatherers are groups who need to move around for their food
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- having extra or more than enough of something
- believing in several gods and goddesses, like most of the early civilizations in the world
- the first law code was created by him
- which civilization was supported by Tigris-Euphrates rivers
- the Huang He river is found in which modern day country
- a city that acts like an indpendent country
- Siddhartha Gautama was the founder of this religion
- which river supported the Egytpian civilization?
15 Clues: the first female pharaoh of Egypt • the first law code was created by him • the development of the farming process • a city that acts like an indpendent country • the social class system found in early India • having extra or more than enough of something • which river supported the Egytpian civilization? • Siddhartha Gautama was the founder of this religion • ...
The Hardest Crossword Ever 2014-10-30
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- Crescent Farmland that goes from the Mediteranian coast to the Persian Gulf
- A language related to Arabic and Hebrew
- These are attached to the Torah so people can hear it being carried around the synagogue
- The land between the Tigris and Euphrates river
- The sofer takes at least one _________ to write a Torah
- A system of writing that uses triangular shapes and symbols
- A brick, pyramid shaped, Mesopotamian temple
- The belief in many gods
- Groups of rocky rapids
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- In Sumeria they eventually became so powerful they became kings
- professional writers in ancient Egypt
- The first group of people to live in Mesopotamia
- An independent nation that only includes one city and its surrounding territory
- Skilled workers who produce a handycraft
- To supply water to crops through ditches or canals
15 Clues: Groups of rocky rapids • The belief in many gods • professional writers in ancient Egypt • A language related to Arabic and Hebrew • Skilled workers who produce a handycraft • A brick, pyramid shaped, Mesopotamian temple • The land between the Tigris and Euphrates river • The first group of people to live in Mesopotamia • To supply water to crops through ditches or canals • ...
Fertile Crescent Empires 2025-01-14
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- Each governor had to send _______ to the Assyrian emperor.
- this person advised the people on how to act to please the god
- Assyrian king who ruled almost all of the Fertile Crescent.
- the highest-ranking leader of a group of people
- This empire was located in northern Mesopotamia, an area of rolling hills
- area between Tigris and Euphrates rivers
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- He believed that a code of law would help him control all his lands.
- ruler of an empire
- Sargon’s empire was called the Empire.
- The Assyrians attacked city walls with it
- The people who specialized in writing were called
- these people developed the first writing system
- this device was the first important tool invented to help farmers.
- who is the
- many different lands and peoples brought under the control of one ruler
15 Clues: who is the • ruler of an empire • Sargon’s empire was called the Empire. • area between Tigris and Euphrates rivers • The Assyrians attacked city walls with it • these people developed the first writing system • the highest-ranking leader of a group of people • The people who specialized in writing were called • Each governor had to send _______ to the Assyrian emperor. • ...
Fertile Crescent 2018-09-28
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- the belief in or worship of more than one god.
- is a well-preserved Babylonian code of law of ancient Mesopotamia, dated back to about 1754 BC.
- from the Greek, meaning 'between two rivers
- an extensive group of states or countries under a single supreme authority, formerly especially an emperor or empress.
- is a crescent-shaped region where agriculture and early human civilizations
- the belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods.
- the most ancient Hindu scriptures, written in early Sanskrit and containing hymns, philosophy, and guidance on ritual for the priests of Vedic religion.
- the supply of water to land or crops to help growth, typically by means of channels.
- each of the hereditary classes of Hindu society, distinguished by relative degrees of ritual purity or pollution and of social status.
- one of the earliest systems of writing, was invented by the Sumerians
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- is a type of massive stone structure built in ancient Mesopotamia
- Any such mandate or blessing. The Chinese philosophical concept of the circumstances under which a ruler is allowed to rule.
- writing consisting of hieroglyphs.
- a ruler in ancient Egypt.
- the process by which a society or place reaches an advanced stage of social development and organization.
- an ancient Indic language of India, in which the Hindu scriptures and classical Indian epic poems are written and from which many northern Indian languages are derived.
16 Clues: a ruler in ancient Egypt. • writing consisting of hieroglyphs. • from the Greek, meaning 'between two rivers • the belief in or worship of more than one god. • is a type of massive stone structure built in ancient Mesopotamia • one of the earliest systems of writing, was invented by the Sumerians • ...
SOTW Vol 1 Chapters 2-4 2021-05-31
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- This word means "river-horse"
- The picture writing of the Egyptians is called _________________.
- The plant that the Egyptians used to make paper.
- There are two rivers in Mesopotamia. This is one of them.
- In the Old Kingdom of Egypt, pharaohs built these as their tombs.
- What Egyptian god was locked in a coffin and thrown into the Nile River?
- The Great Pyramid is made of ____________.
- When a rich person died, the priests embalmed it, turning it into a ______________.
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- There are two rivers in Mesopotamia. This is one of them.
- This sculpture is half man and half lion
- This animal looks a lot like an alligator.
- What Egyptian god killed his brother?
- The Great Pyramid of Giza is in this country.
- This word means "between the rivers"
- What Egyptian goddess saved her husband?
- This river is the longest river in the world.
- In this ancient country, cuneiform writing was used on clay.
17 Clues: This word means "river-horse" • This word means "between the rivers" • What Egyptian god killed his brother? • This sculpture is half man and half lion • What Egyptian goddess saved her husband? • This animal looks a lot like an alligator. • The Great Pyramid is made of ____________. • The Great Pyramid of Giza is in this country. • ...
IKALAWANG MARKAHAN-PUZZLE 2022-02-19
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- Anong kabihasnan sa Mesopotamia ang gumamit ng bakal na mas matibay kung ihahambing sa tanso.
- "isa ako sa mga pilosopong nagtatag ng Legalismo”
- ang mahigpit na pagsunod sa batas para sa mas maayos na pamamahala.
- ito ang tawag sa pandarayuhan o paglipat ng lugar o tirahan.
- Kabiyak ng Prinsipe Rama.
- Ano ang pinakaunang Imperyo sa daigdig.
- isang ilog na matatagpuan din sa Tsina.
- Bakit dumaan sa isang pagsubok si Sita.
- ito ay Tumutukoy sa bahagdan ng populasyon na walang hanapbuhay o pinagkakakitaan.
- Anong kabihasnan sa Mesopotamia ang gumamit ng salapi sa pakikipagkalakalan.
- ito ay Tumutukoy sa bahagdan ng populasyon ng marunong sumulat at bumasa.
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- Diyosa ng Araw.
- tumutukoy sa dami o bilang ng tao sa isang lugar.
- Ano ang ipinagbawal sa mga kababaihan ayon sa probisyon ng Kodigo ni hammurabi.
- diyosa ng Tubig.
- Ano ang pinakamahalagang tungkulin ng babae sa China.
- Diyosa na pinagmulan ni marduk.
- Diyosa ng Lupa.
- ito ang kabuuang panloob na kita ng isang bansa sa loob ng isang taon.
- ito ay tinaguriang River of Sorrows.
20 Clues: Diyosa ng Araw. • Diyosa ng Lupa. • diyosa ng Tubig. • Kabiyak ng Prinsipe Rama. • Diyosa na pinagmulan ni marduk. • ito ay tinaguriang River of Sorrows. • Ano ang pinakaunang Imperyo sa daigdig. • isang ilog na matatagpuan din sa Tsina. • Bakit dumaan sa isang pagsubok si Sita. • tumutukoy sa dami o bilang ng tao sa isang lugar. • ...
Maxi Geo-storia 2018-06-08
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- Si trova al Polo Sud
- Famoso e prezioso tessuto proveniente dalla Cina
- Linea fondamentale del reticolato geografico che divide in due la superficie della Terra
- Civiltà nata sul fiume Giallo
- Scrittura egizia
- Zona che si trova fra i due Tropici
- Popolo che si stabilì nella fertile valle del fiume Indo
- Percorrono l?italia da ovest ad est
- Territorio originario degli Ebrei
- Foresta che si trova vicino l'Equatore
- Dio egizio del Sole
- Patriarca che guidò gli ebrei dalla Mesopotamia alla Palestina
- Fiume che bagna la Palestina
- Riunì l'Alto e il Basso Egitto
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- Stella che indica il Nord
- Inventarono la ruota
- Nuova vita dell'anima in un altro corpo dopo la morte
- Altezza di un luogo rispetto al livello del mare
- Protettore dei morti con la testa di sciacallo
- Lo storico utilizza quella del tempo
- Particolare scrittura cinese
- Percorrono l'Italia da nord a sud
- Fiume più lungo d'Italia
- Re che fece costruire un grande Tempio a Gerusalemme
- Religione più diffusa in India
25 Clues: Scrittura egizia • Dio egizio del Sole • Inventarono la ruota • Si trova al Polo Sud • Fiume più lungo d'Italia • Stella che indica il Nord • Particolare scrittura cinese • Fiume che bagna la Palestina • Civiltà nata sul fiume Giallo • Religione più diffusa in India • Riunì l'Alto e il Basso Egitto • Territorio originario degli Ebrei • Percorrono l'Italia da nord a sud • ...
Saturnalia 2024-12-15
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- The Roman name for Hades, a dwarf planet
- bean and pea finder becomes __ for a day
- changed places with slaves
- northern place Saturn sailed to
- a river that is part of Mesopotamia
- what parents would burn to keep babies safe
- The first civilization started in
- where the bean and pea are hidden
- Something you need to light when it's dark out
- a river that is part of Mesopotamia
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- the number kalikanzeroi can count to
- found in the cake to be the king
- a place to worship a god
- put in the fire to burn and chase away evil
- The god of the harvest that this holiday is named after
- The Roman name for Poseidon, a gas giant planet
- the number of days this holiday grew into
- found in the cake to be the queen
- candles are made of this
- The Roman name for Zeus, the largest planet
- people leave on the doorstep to keep away evil
- wrap babies in this to keep them safe
- got time off during this holiday
23 Clues: a place to worship a god • candles are made of this • changed places with slaves • northern place Saturn sailed to • found in the cake to be the king • got time off during this holiday • found in the cake to be the queen • The first civilization started in • where the bean and pea are hidden • a river that is part of Mesopotamia • a river that is part of Mesopotamia • ...
SOTW Vol 1 Chapters 2-4 2021-05-31
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- This word means "river-horse"
- The picture writing of the Egyptians is called _________________.
- The plant that the Egyptians used to make paper.
- There are two rivers in Mesopotamia. This is one of them.
- In the Old Kingdom of Egypt, pharoahs built these as their tombs.
- What Egyptian god was locked in a coffin and thrown into the Nile River?
- They pyramids were made out of ______________.
- When a rich person died, the priests embalmed it, turning it into a ______________.
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- There are two rivers in Mesopotamia. This is one of them.
- This sculpture is half man and half lion
- This animal looks a lot like an alligator.
- What Egyptian god killed his brother?
- The Great Pyramid of Giza is in this country.
- This word means "between the rivers"
- What Egyptian goddess saved her husband?
- This river is the longest river in the world.
- In this ancient country, cuneiform writing was used on clay.
17 Clues: This word means "river-horse" • This word means "between the rivers" • What Egyptian god killed his brother? • This sculpture is half man and half lion • What Egyptian goddess saved her husband? • This animal looks a lot like an alligator. • The Great Pyramid of Giza is in this country. • This river is the longest river in the world. • ...
Mesopotamia and Egypt Crossword 2017-09-13
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- system of ranking
- Another name for Mesopotamia
- Persian thinker that taught there was only one main god and said there was a choice between good or evil
- a temple with a shrine to the gods at the top
- caused a 500 year reign of terror
- a group of
- the individuals at the bottom of the social hierarchy in Sumer
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- the man who wrote the first code of law in Babylon. 282 laws in his code
- the type of writing that developed in Sumer
- the blue brick gate that was decorated with a lion goddess
- they brought new metalwork to the region in their weaponry
- the land between two rivers
- the first civilization in the Fertile Crescent
- the epic of who was a poem about the destruction of civilization
- extra of something
- the first empire builder that conquered Sumer
16 Clues: a group of • system of ranking • extra of something • the land between two rivers • Another name for Mesopotamia • caused a 500 year reign of terror • the type of writing that developed in Sumer • a temple with a shrine to the gods at the top • the first empire builder that conquered Sumer • the first civilization in the Fertile Crescent • ...
Social Sudies 7A Central Asia Crossword 2024-03-15
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- What Orginization controls how much oil Saudi Arabia exports?
- The central Asians travelled along the ____ road to get this item
- Since the end of _____ rule, girls can attend school in Afghanistan.
- The narrow river that creates fertile land in the lower portion of Iraq
- in the 1500s, Mesopotamia became part of what empire?
- _____ is the poorest country in the Arabian Penninsula
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- what made the country of Kuwait rich?
- The Arabian Penninsula, Iran, and Iraq all have this climate as the predominate one
- what is the major religion in Central Asia
- Called the birthplace of civilization
- what month in 2018 were saudi arabian women allowed to drive?
- ____ and Iraq
- The city of __ was located by the Euphrates river
- the ___ Mountains are located in northern Iran near the Caspian Sea.
- The Euphrates and the ____ river
- the two branches of Islam are Shia and ____
16 Clues: ____ and Iraq • The Euphrates and the ____ river • what made the country of Kuwait rich? • Called the birthplace of civilization • what is the major religion in Central Asia • the two branches of Islam are Shia and ____ • The city of __ was located by the Euphrates river • in the 1500s, Mesopotamia became part of what empire? • ...
Ancient Mesopotamia & Sumer Crossword 2020-07-17
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- Sumerian king that becomes a demigod with superhuman strength; world's oldest epic
- the first civilization in world history, founded around 5000 BCE
- belief in a single god or goddess
- pressed into clay to sign a tablet similar to a signature
- means "land between the rivers"
- arched structure used to carry water to a city
- two major rivers in Mesopotamia
- famous king of Babylon that built the Hanging Gardens
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- skilled person who could read and write
- multi-storied religious temple in the center of cities
- belief in more than one god or goddess
- watering crops through man-made efforts
- most advanced stage of human social and cultural development
- someone who buys and sells things; business owner
- wheeled transport vehicle for armies
- arched shape area of land between the Persian Gulf and Mediterranean
- Babylonian who created the first publicly displayed written code of laws
- wedge-shaped writing system
- city and surrounding area that acted independently
- the first empire, founded by Sargon the Great
- stringed instrument like a small harp
21 Clues: wedge-shaped writing system • means "land between the rivers" • two major rivers in Mesopotamia • belief in a single god or goddess • wheeled transport vehicle for armies • stringed instrument like a small harp • belief in more than one god or goddess • skilled person who could read and write • watering crops through man-made efforts • ...
Ancient Mesopotamia & Sumer Crossword 2020-07-17
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- Sumerian king that becomes a demigod with superhuman strength; world's oldest epic
- the first civilization in world history, founded around 5000 BCE
- belief in a single god or goddess
- pressed into clay to sign a tablet similar to a signature
- means "land between the rivers"
- arched structure used to carry water to a city
- two major rivers in Mesopotamia
- famous king of Babylon that built the Hanging Gardens
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- skilled person who could read and write
- multi-storied religious temple in the center of cities
- belief in more than one god or goddess
- watering crops through man-made efforts
- most advanced stage of human social and cultural development
- someone who buys and sells things; business owner
- wheeled transport vehicle for armies
- arched shape area of land between the Persian Gulf and Mediterranean
- Babylonian who created the first publicly displayed written code of laws
- wedge-shaped writing system
- city and surrounding area that acted independently
- the first empire, founded by Sargon the Great
- stringed instrument like a small harp
21 Clues: wedge-shaped writing system • means "land between the rivers" • two major rivers in Mesopotamia • belief in a single god or goddess • wheeled transport vehicle for armies • stringed instrument like a small harp • belief in more than one god or goddess • skilled person who could read and write • watering crops through man-made efforts • ...
Western Asia and Egypt 2021-09-07
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- river on the west and south sides of Mesopotamia
- capital of Israel
- Persian road that stretched from Lydia to Susa
- Akkadian king who started the first empire in history
- member of the Persian royal family
- a new idea, method, or device
- a family of rulers whose right to rule is passed on within the family usually father to son
- large political unit or state, usually under a single leader, that controls many peoples and territories
- king who united the upper and lower kingdoms
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- Israeli king who ruled from about 970 BC to 930 BC
- river that flows north from central Africa, longest in the world
- arc of land from Mediterranean Sea to Persian Gulf with rich soil
- the land south of the Nile Delta
- the moving of goods or people
- the Nile Delta
- Babylonian king best remembered for his code of law
- religion in which there is only one god
- a state with political and economic control over the surrounding countryside
- river on the east and north sides of Mesopotamia
- religion of the Israelites
20 Clues: the Nile Delta • capital of Israel • religion of the Israelites • the moving of goods or people • a new idea, method, or device • the land south of the Nile Delta • member of the Persian royal family • religion in which there is only one god • king who united the upper and lower kingdoms • Persian road that stretched from Lydia to Susa • ...
Countries of the world 2022-05-13
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- country directly south of Egypt
- what country owns easter island
- capital of Peru
- largest rainforest in the world
- largest river in the world by volume
- largest country in South America
- Who invented the wheel in 3500 BC?
- what city did islam began in
- largest lisland in the world
- what country controls galapagos islands
- what region did vikings come from
- largest rainforest basin in the Africa
- town we live in
- which country is known for pyramids
- smallest country in the world by area
- what ancient people invented purple dye
- civilization between tigris and euphrates river
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- country we live in
- largest country in the world by population
- who defeated the Assyrians
- Continent we live in
- country where mesopotamia was located
- largest country in africa by area
- longest river in the world
- largest country in the world by size
- largest island in the caribbean
- country where aztec empire was located
- what was a viking boat called
- social studies teacher last name
- Mr doucettes favorite childhood show
- largest country in africa by population
31 Clues: capital of Peru • town we live in • country we live in • Continent we live in • who defeated the Assyrians • longest river in the world • what city did islam began in • largest lisland in the world • what was a viking boat called • country directly south of Egypt • what country owns easter island • largest rainforest in the world • largest island in the caribbean • ...
cross word 2023-09-25
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- critical transition that resulted in the birth of agriculture,
- alexander the greats father
- hero in ancient Mesopotamian mythology and the protagonist of the Epic of Gilgamesh,
- the oldest part of egyptian history
- a distance of about 40 kilometers, or nearly 25 miles
- prominent city-state in Laconia in ancient Greece.
- where alexander the great was from
- was the leader of the macedonian army
- the imperial dynasty of China from about 1126 to 255 bc
- a ten-year war waged by the confederated Greeks under Agamemnon against the Trojans
- the capital of greece
- elephant that was trained and guided by humans for combat.
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- the very first ancient civilization
- ancient city located on the lower Euphrates river in southern Mesopotamia
- ancient Greek war fought between Athens and Sparta
- pyramidal stepped temple tower that is an architectural and religious structure
- ancient Chinese philosophical concept, which originated during the Zhou Dynasty
- a Bronze Age civilisation in the northwestern regions of South Asia, lasting from 3300 BCE to 1300 BCE
- the combonation of cultures
- also known as the yellow river
20 Clues: the capital of greece • alexander the greats father • the combonation of cultures • also known as the yellow river • where alexander the great was from • the very first ancient civilization • the oldest part of egyptian history • was the leader of the macedonian army • ancient Greek war fought between Athens and Sparta • prominent city-state in Laconia in ancient Greece. • ...
Global History Review 2025-04-28
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- Land granted to lords by the King/Queen
- Ancient Greek city who valued art, science, and education.
- River important to ancient Egypt
- Civilization in India
- River important to ancient Rome
- Pyramid-like structures in Mesopotamia
- Founder of Judaism
- Form of government where a few rich people rule the whole.
- Belief in one god
- Belief that the soul is reborn after death.
- Ancient Greek city who valued military service
- Advanced city in the Indus Valley
- Civilization in ancient China
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- Form of government where citizens can vote to elect leaders.
- Siddhartha Gautama was the founder of which belief system?
- Civilization in Northern Africa
- Civilization in the Fertile Crescent
- Belief in many gods
- The state of wanting nothing
- Road Important trade route in Asia
- Social structure in Medieval Europe with Kings at the top and Serfs at the bottom.
- 8 wars between the Christians and Muslims for the Holy Land.
- Country where the Black Plague began.
- Group of people led by Genghis Khan
- Founder of Daoism
- Holy text of Christianity
- Primary deity of Islam
27 Clues: Belief in one god • Founder of Daoism • Founder of Judaism • Belief in many gods • Civilization in India • Primary deity of Islam • Holy text of Christianity • The state of wanting nothing • Civilization in ancient China • Civilization in Northern Africa • River important to ancient Rome • River important to ancient Egypt • Advanced city in the Indus Valley • ...
Midterm Review 2025-01-07
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- a lowly person or outcaste of Hinduism
- religion mostly found in India
- these can be caused if the summer monsoons are late
- this is extremely polluted
- area of Asia between Africa and India
- people survived by hunting and gathering
- a set of strict laws in Mesopotamia
- a social structure often depicted as a triangle
- the Oldest River Civilization
- Hindus believe this is a goddess and that she forgives your sins if you bath in its water
- Crescent The area that included the Nile and the Tigris/Euphrates Rivers that was great for farming
- seasonal winds that carry rain for 6 months- affects India and parts of Asia
- the process of removing salt from sea water so its drinkable/potable
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- people discovered farming and domestication of animals
- otherwise known as Siddhartha Gautama
- Elders should be respected and obeyed
- Hindus believe that "what goes around, comes around."
- when a desert is expanding
- Hindus believe your soul get reborn into a new body when you die
- social structure in Hinduism
- ultimate goal of a Buddhist
- Buddha's guidelines to be a good Buddhist
- these animals are sacred to Hindus and they will not eat them.
23 Clues: this is extremely polluted • when a desert is expanding • ultimate goal of a Buddhist • social structure in Hinduism • the Oldest River Civilization • religion mostly found in India • a set of strict laws in Mesopotamia • otherwise known as Siddhartha Gautama • Elders should be respected and obeyed • area of Asia between Africa and India • a lowly person or outcaste of Hinduism • ...
ARVC p.1 Review 2026-02-18
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- Belief in one god
- Civilization located south of Egypt along the Nile River
- Canaanite city that became a holy city
- Phoenicia set these up to help with their trade network
- Ruler of ancient Egypt
- Most early governments based on religion
- Law code from Babylon
- Moral law code given to Moses
- Founder of Judaism
- Built as a temple to a god
- Formal agreement; sacred one between Abraham and Yahweh
- Wedge-shaped symbols created Sumer
- Pictograms from Egypt that represented words, sounds, and phrases
- Writing surface created by Egypt a lot like paper
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- Egyptian guide for the afterlife
- Helped us translate hieroglyphics
- A way of treating and preparing the body after death
- Built as a tomb for pharaohs
- Religion of the Hebrews
- Shallow part of a river with rapids and rocks
- Belief in multiple gods
- Group best known for shipbuilding, navigation, and trade
- Writing invented by the Phoenicians
- Civilization that settled near the Nile River Delta
- Place where Sumerians, Babylonians, and Assyrians lived
- Sacred text of the Hebrews
- One of the rivers of Mesopotamia
27 Clues: Belief in one god • Founder of Judaism • Law code from Babylon • Ruler of ancient Egypt • Religion of the Hebrews • Belief in multiple gods • Built as a temple to a god • Sacred text of the Hebrews • Built as a tomb for pharaohs • Moral law code given to Moses • Egyptian guide for the afterlife • One of the rivers of Mesopotamia • Helped us translate hieroglyphics • ...
test study 2025-11-04
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- who was the king of the Babylonian Empire
- Which river is the city of Babylon located
- During the Chaldean Empire, a new capital city was named,it was
- How long did the Assyrians rule the Mesopotamia area
- who formed the worlds first empire
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- they give money or food
- how long did the first empire last
- In the capital city of Ninevah, the first one of these was built.
- Which army began to take over Mesopotamia in 900 B.C.
- a story
10 Clues: a story • they give money or food • how long did the first empire last • who formed the worlds first empire • who was the king of the Babylonian Empire • Which river is the city of Babylon located • How long did the Assyrians rule the Mesopotamia area • Which army began to take over Mesopotamia in 900 B.C. • During the Chaldean Empire, a new capital city was named,it was • ...
Ancient peoples Balogh Jazmin 2024-01-04
Mesopotamia Vocab 2024-10-14
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- what system of writing uses curved lines
- what is a mesopotamia temple
- what is a long list of laws
- what land is between two rivers
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- how do you divide people into classes based on their job
- what is a large arch of rich farmland
- how do you control water for farming
- what is having to much food
- what is dirty but also produces food
9 Clues: what is having to much food • what is a long list of laws • what is a mesopotamia temple • what land is between two rivers • how do you control water for farming • what is dirty but also produces food • what is a large arch of rich farmland • what system of writing uses curved lines • how do you divide people into classes based on their job
Mesopotamia Crossword 2025-11-07
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- A way of writing with a tablet
- A famous king who had an epic written about him
- 282 laws that Hammurabi wrote
- To tame and/or control plants and animals
- A slow flowing river in Mesopotamia
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- To tame
- A famous king who created 282 laws
- A fast flowing river in Mesopotamia
- Someone who has learned to write and does it for a living
9 Clues: To tame • 282 laws that Hammurabi wrote • A way of writing with a tablet • A famous king who created 282 laws • A fast flowing river in Mesopotamia • A slow flowing river in Mesopotamia • To tame and/or control plants and animals • A famous king who had an epic written about him • Someone who has learned to write and does it for a living
sumeri 2021-12-06
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- I sumeri credevano in molti dei, quindi erano?
- Al centro della città c'era la..?
- I sumeri hanno inventato uno strumento che aiutava nel trasporto delle merci
- Chi faceva i lavori più difficili nella società sumera?
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- I sumeri vissero in..?
- La mesopotamia si chiama terra tra i due...
- I sumeri scambiavano le merci attraverso il?
- I sumeri inventarono la ... cuneiforme
- Chi era a capo della città sumera?
9 Clues: I sumeri vissero in..? • Al centro della città c'era la..? • Chi era a capo della città sumera? • I sumeri inventarono la ... cuneiforme • La mesopotamia si chiama terra tra i due... • I sumeri scambiavano le merci attraverso il? • I sumeri credevano in molti dei, quindi erano? • Chi faceva i lavori più difficili nella società sumera? • ...
Mesopotamia review 2023-09-20
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- two cites helping each other
- a temple of many gods
- look on page 70 what do they put in temples( this is small)
- one of the cites of Mesopotamia that starts with the letter S
- the god of justice
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- to belive in more than one god
- this is the sea north of Mesopotamia
- the group of people that govern the US
- this is like rules
9 Clues: this is like rules • the god of justice • a temple of many gods • two cites helping each other • to belive in more than one god • this is the sea north of Mesopotamia • the group of people that govern the US • look on page 70 what do they put in temples( this is small) • one of the cites of Mesopotamia that starts with the letter S
Ziggurat 2021-11-10
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- state learn how city state gave rise to modern cities.
- of Gilgamesh was the first translated by archeologist George smith in 1872
- is a logo syllabic script that was used to write at least fifteen languages of the ancient near east.
- thought to have form the first human civilization in word history.
- plural styli or styluses pointed instrument for writing and marking.
- a type of massive structure built in the ancient Mesopotamia it has the form of a terraced compound of successively receding stories of level.
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- mean believing in many gods.
- is a set of land or region that are ruled by an
- was believed to have been founded around 5500bcd. Mesopotamia were the first people to understand the concept of zero.
9 Clues: mean believing in many gods. • is a set of land or region that are ruled by an • state learn how city state gave rise to modern cities. • thought to have form the first human civilization in word history. • plural styli or styluses pointed instrument for writing and marking. • of Gilgamesh was the first translated by archeologist George smith in 1872 • ...
Ancient Mesopotamia 2022-01-27
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- An artificial waterway used to direct water.
- A large densely populated area.
- This is one of the two rivers that provided water to civilizations in Mesopotamia.
- This is another word for "amount."
- The Sumerian goddess "Inanna" looked after this city.
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- The first known civilizations came from this part of the world.
- Copper, tin, food, and lapis stone are examples of __________.
- This man called himself a "noble prince."
- Directing water in order to feed crops.
- This city used clay tablets to keep track of rations for workers.
- Having an extra amount of something, such as food.
- "Bread and beer" are this type of food.
12 Clues: A large densely populated area. • This is another word for "amount." • Directing water in order to feed crops. • "Bread and beer" are this type of food. • This man called himself a "noble prince." • An artificial waterway used to direct water. • Having an extra amount of something, such as food. • The Sumerian goddess "Inanna" looked after this city. • ...
Southwest Asia and North Africa 2023-01-10
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- the only thing that lives in the Dead Sea
- small nation bordered by Iraq and Saudi Arabia
- One of the two rivers that helped define Mesopotamia, the other being the Euphrates
- strait that runs through Istanbul and separates Europe and Asia
- mineral resource produced by Syria, Jordan and Israel
- long African river that flows through Egypt
- mountain range in Morocco
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- body of water that separates Africa and Europe
- ancient region between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers, where the first known civilizations were located
- large Egyptian city located on the Nile River
- large, unforested grasslands covering much of Turkey
- city in Turkey that used to be named Constantinople
12 Clues: mountain range in Morocco • the only thing that lives in the Dead Sea • long African river that flows through Egypt • large Egyptian city located on the Nile River • body of water that separates Africa and Europe • small nation bordered by Iraq and Saudi Arabia • city in Turkey that used to be named Constantinople • large, unforested grasslands covering much of Turkey • ...
