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Egypt and Mesopotamia

First river valley civilizations

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Modern MesopotamiaSouthwest Asia, Fertile Crescent Iraq
Date of Mesopotamiac.3500 B.C.
Mesopotamian InventionsWheel, sail, plow, gardening, irrigation, government, cuneiform, 60-second minute, calendar
Social Class of MesopotamiaKings/Priests, Wealthy Merchants, Workers, Slaves
Rivers of MesopotamiaTigris and Euphrates
Religion of MesopotamiaPolytheism(elements of nature, possibly female forms)
Culture of MesopotamiaAgrarian Society, City-States, Dynasties
Significance of MesopotamiaFirst Civilization
Mesopotamian City-StatesKish, Ur, Lagash
CuneiformMeans "wedge-shaped", written on clay tablets
HammurabiBabylonian King, established first code of laws(eye for an eye)
ZigguratSumerian step pyramid; more than a temple, a center of life
Sargon of Akkadconquered Sumer and built the first empire
Location of EgyptNorth Africa
Date of Egypt3200 B.C.
River of Egypt/Longest river in the worldNile River
Inventions of EgyptMathematics, engineering, medicine, astronomy
Classes of EgyptPharaoh and family, nobility and officials, middle class, workers, slaves
Religion of EgyptPolytheism, nature, afterlife
Culture of EgyptSophisticated Agrarian Society
SignificanceEstablished base for science and education
Separation of EgyptUpper/Lower Cataract
Nile Direction of FlowSouth to North
Annual floods of the NileInundation
Fertile SoilSILT!!
Cataractpoints where the riverboat cannot pass
first cataractend of egyptian territory
PharaohsRulers of Egypt, believed divine
MenesUnified upper and lower Egypt/capital at Memphis
HatshepsutFirst female ruler
Akhenatonwife Nefertiti, preached monotheism(Aten the sun god)
Tutankhamentemple untouched



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