Mesopotamia

2. Very little of Ancient Mesopotamia is still around today because most of the structures were made from sun-dried _____ that didn't last long.
5. ______ was the most famous king of Babylon.
7. Mesopotamia was part of an area of land called the _____ Crescent.
8. The Sumerians invented writing and ________.
12. The _____ was likely invented by the Sumerians.
13. The rule of the Assyrians and Babylonians was ended by the ______.
16. In the Code of Hammurabi, ______ varied based on the social class of the accused and the accuser.
17. The Babylonians were the first to _____ down their system of law.
19. The Sumerians were the first humans to form a ______.

1. They were able to grow crops on large farms, so their towns became large _______.
2. _______ was the most powerful city in Mesopotamia.
3. The Akkadians formed the first united ______.
4. The Code of Hammurabi might be the oldest ______ law in the world.
6. More than 250 laws were carved into the _____ of Hammurabi.
9. Mesopotamia was between (and around) the Tigris and ______ Rivers.
10. Mesopotamia was mainly in modern-day Iraq, Iran, Syria, and ____.
11. A temple to the city's god that sat in the center of each city was called a _______.
14. The Assyrians were a _____ society from the northern part of Mesopotamia.
15. There was plenty of water from the rivers, so the land was very ______, making it good for farming.
18. "Mesopotamia" means the land between _______.