Mesopotamia

"the land between the rivers"; an early civilization between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers

• China
• India
• Egypt
• Mesopotamia

More food than as needed by a person.

• Trade
• Domestication
• Surpus
• Irrigation

The type of arrangement in which each worker specializes in a particular task or job

• Division of Labor (Specialization) 
• Polytheism
• Work Force
• Domestication of Labor

A city with political and economic control over the surrounding countryside

• City-State
• Country
• Villiage
• Culture

Belief in more than one god

• Polytheism
• Monotheism
• Theocracy
• Theology

Temples built by Sumerians to honor the gods and goddesses they worshiped

• City-States
• Statues
• Churches
• Ziggurats

A form of writing that uses groups of wedges and lines. It originated in Mesopotamia.

• Heiroglyphics
• Cuneiform
• Sumerian
• Sanskrit

A person who writes

• Author
• Scribe
• Hammurabi
• Illustrator

Rule by one person, a king or queen

• Dictatorship
• Theorcracy
• Monarchy
• Oligarchy

Government that is controlled by religious leaders

• Monarchy
• Theocracy
• Oligarchy
• Dictatorship