Mesopotamia was in an area also known as:
Where did people in Mesopotamia get their fresh water?
Which present-day country makes up most of Mesopotamia?
The name for the fine soil deposited by rivers is:
Which best describes the people in section 1 of the social class pyramid above?
Which best describes the people in section 3 of the social class pyramid above?
The religion of the Ancient Mesopotamians was polytheistic. This means:
Hammurabi's Code is:
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The word "Mesopotamia" means:
How do you get water to crops?
Exchanging goats for chickens is an example of:
Using coins to buy bread is an example of:
A person whose job is to trade and exchange items is a:
A person whose job is to read and write things down is a:
When you have more of something than you need, it is called a:
All of these were Hammurabi's laws EXCEPT:
True or False: Mesopotamian gods were nature-based.
What did the Mesopotamians use to build their houses?
All of the following are problems that the ancient Mesopotamians faced EXCEPT:
Mesopotamian writing is called:
Where was Hammurabi from?
How many laws were in Hammurabi's Code?
The Standard of Ur, Hammurabi's Code, and a Cuneiform Tablet are all examples of:
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