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BELLWORK
  • Read The Fertile Crescent on pgs 34-35 and
    answer the following questions
  • Describe The Fertile Crescent.
  • What did the Sumerians build along the
    Tigris-Euphrates river valley? Why?
  • What is a city-state? How was government set up
    in city-states?
  • What rights did men and women have in
    Mesopotamia?
  • List four achievements the Sumerians made in
    ancient Mesopotamia.
  • THINKER As you know, early civilizations
    centered around rivers, but these rivers often
    flooded. How did the people living here control
    seasonal floodwaters?

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Mesopotamia
  • Today you are going to learn about the ancient
    civilization of Mesopotamia.
  • This civilization was formed between the Tigris
    and Euphrates rivers in present-day Iraq.
  • As you read, complete the following worksheet.
    These are your notes for the section so make sure
    its completed accurately!
  • Be ready to discuss!

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REVIEW
  • Describe the characteristics of the Fertile
    Crescent.
  • List four advances the Sumerians made with
    regards to farming and agriculture.
  • Describe the Sumerian religious practices.
  • What is cuneiform?
  • Who was Hammurabi? Why is he important?
  • Who were the Assyrians? Why were they successful?
  • In your opinion, what was the greatest
    achievement of Mesopotamia?

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Hammurabis Code
  • As you know, Hammurabis Code was very harsh, but
    it became one of the earliest attempts at law.
  • You are now going to read over 25 laws within
    Hammurabis Code.
  • You must pick 10 and translate them into modern
    language.
  • We will do the first one as an example.
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