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City-State near Euphrates River, center of trade, created by King Hammurabi  \n4. King of Babylon, conquered all of Mesopotamia in 2,340 BCE, created world's first empire which lasted 200 years.  \n7. Group of people with a similar position in society  \n9. System of watering Crops through the use of canals, dams, channels that allow farmers to grow enough crops to feed population and get water when needed  \n10. Self governing city often with surrounding lands and villages  \n11. Group of many different lands under 1 ruler  \n13. Skilled craftperson  \n14. \"Mountain of God\" or \"Hill of Heaven\" , large temple located in the centers of ancient Sumerian cities, built to honor Gods  \n16. river in southwestern Asia that flows through the eastern part of the Fertile Cresent  \n17. Person who writes, usually wealthy boys trained for many years to write  \n19. Long period of time without water.  \n20. Chaldean King controlled Mesopotamia from 605-562 BC, many of descendents were Babylonian people  \n21. Belief in many Gods and Goddesses  \n22. Located in the present day Iraq between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers  \nDown  \n1. King of Babylon, created code of Hammurabi  \n3. Over 200 laws for people in Babylon, listed law and punishment, oldest written laws in the world  \n5. River in Southwestern Asia that flows through the southern part of the fertile crescent.  \n6. Complex Societies, must have cities, organized govt. , art, religion, class division  \n8. Fertile region in southwestern Asia that includes region of Mesopotamia, good soil able to grow crops  \n12. City-State in the southeran part of Mesopotami, invented wheel, writing, irrigation  \n15. Empire in north, near Tigris River, had fertile valleys that attracted outside invaders, 1st army to use iron tools, collapsed by 612 BC  \n18. System of writing using wedge shaped symbols to represent sounds, ideas ans objects. 1st form of writing  \nWord Bank  \nartisansargon Empire irrigation Euphrates River  \npolytheism Sumer Ziggurat scribe City-state  \ncuneiform Civilizations Hammurabi Assyrians  \nDrought social class nebuchadnezzar Babylon  \nMesopotamia code of hammurabi Tigris River Fertile Crescent  \nCreate your own puzzle at [WordMint.com](WordMint.com) or print one of our 500,000+ pre-made word searches, crosswords, and more.","cbCaipg23nkoiNAu","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipg23nkoiNAu","pdf",99730,"English","# Across\n## City-states, rulers, and society\n## Irrigation, drought, and geography\n## Religion and culture\n# Down\n## Law and rulers\n## Rivers and fertile regions\n## Writing and early technology","[{\"question\":\"What does the vocabulary sheet include for studying Mesopotamia?\",\"answer\":\"It lists themed terms with short definitions for ancient Mesopotamian geography, government, social structure, religion, law, and writing.\"},{\"question\":\"How are Hammurabi’s code and laws described in the sheet?\",\"answer\":\"It defines Hammurabi as creating a code of laws for Babylon and describes the laws as over 200 rules with listed punishments, noted as the oldest written laws.\"},{\"question\":\"Which terms relate to irrigation, water, and growing crops?\",\"answer\":\"It defines irrigation through canals and related systems, and also includes drought as a long period without water impacting the ability to grow crops.\"}]","Mesopotamia Vocabulary | PDF",1790590439]