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Mind Map by iain.rosen, updated more than 1 year ago
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Mesopotamia
- The fertile soil and large source of water from the Tigris
and Eugphrates River enabled farming in Mesopotamia
- The Mesopotamians invented canals to bring the water from the rivers to the different towns.
In the towns, they would allow certain amounts of water into each part of the city-state.
- Farming in Mesopotamia had a lasting
contribution because other people could do
different jobs while farmers fed the city-state.
- Farming in Mesopotamia had a lasting
contribution because other people could do
different jobs while farmers fed the city-state.
- The Mesopotamians invented canals to bring the water from the rivers to the different towns.
In the towns, they would allow certain amounts of water into each part of the city-state.
- Occupational possibilities that arose from a surplus
of food were traders, craftsmen, farmers, or preists.
- The technology needed by the surplus of food were plows that oxen or cattle
pulled and corn cutters to harvest crops quickly
- Specialization to writing has helped in civilizations so the people can
keep track of their resources and what they trade
- Specialization to writing has helped in civilizations so the people can
keep track of their resources and what they trade
- The technology needed by the surplus of food were plows that oxen or cattle
pulled and corn cutters to harvest crops quickly
- Archiology has contributed to our understanding of Sumarion
spiritual beliefs by finding ancient artifacts that show their pride in
craftsmanship
- The belief in afterlife is important because people can have a chance to
live on longer after death
- The people of Mesopotamia were willing to pay taxes because they knew it
would go to the Preists that supported the king. The king was a human form of
the god of which the people of each city-state would warship
- The people of Mesopotamia were willing to pay taxes because they knew it
would go to the Preists that supported the king. The king was a human form of
the god of which the people of each city-state would warship
- The belief in afterlife is important because people can have a chance to
live on longer after death
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