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1. Money or gifts that a bride's family gives to the groom and his family as part of the marriage arrangement.
4. The belief in a single god, as opposed to polytheism, which is the belief in multiple gods.
5. Materials or assets that can be used to produce goods or services, including land, water, and raw materials.
7. A type of society where men hold the primary power and authority in political, social, and family matters.
8. A systematic collection of laws or rules that govern a society, such as the Code of Hammurabi.
9. To take control of a region or people by force, often through military action.
10. The state of being forced to leave one’s home or country, often as a punishment or consequence of conflict.
11. Relating to the ancient civilization in southern Mesopotamia, known for its innovations in writing, architecture, and governance.

1. Related to actions or structures designed to protect against attacks or invasions, such as walls built around city-states.
2. A trained professional who assists women during labor and childbirth, providing care and support.
3. The acceptance of different beliefs, practices, and cultures, allowing for peaceful coexistence among diverse groups.
6. A military tactic where forces surround a city or fortress to capture it by cutting off supplies and access.