Across
- 2. A famous Babylonian king. Page 20
- 4. Each city-state had its own _________who ruled the land. Page 30
- 5. What writing tablets were made from. Page 34
- 6. Mesopotamians built their homes out of bricks made of this. Page 23
- 7. The hanging gardens were built for this woman. Page 22
- 9. These people conquered Mesopotamia. Page 40
- 10. Mesopotamians had this type of roof. Page 23
- 11. Mesopotamians likely thought these structures brought them closer to their gods. Page 29
- 12. This tool helped early Sumerians get the land ready for their crops. page 12
- 15. This was one of the world’s most important inventions. It made it easier to farm, travel, and shape clay into pottery.
- 16. The moon god of the Mesopotamians. Page 28
- 17. One of the two rivers that make up the “Fertile Crescent.” page 11
- 18. This ruler collected many clay tablets and created a library. Page 31
- 19. The Mesopotamians used this type of math. Page 37
Down
- 1. The first writing system. Page 33
- 3. When cities and the villages that surround them have their own independent governments. Page 16
- 6. This place is sometimes called, “the cradle of civilization.” page 8
- 7. These people were fierce warriors. Page 19
- 8. The people who knew how to read and write cuneiform. Page 35
- 13. The world’s earliest known poet. Page 36
- 14. Type of clothing Mesopotamians wore. Page 24
