a person who writes or copies documents

(a)  

the use of canals and dams to water fields for farming

(a)  

the world's first writing system

(a)  

place where people worshiped their gods

(a)  

surrounded city-states in Mesopotamia

(a)  

material that buildings were made out of

(a)  

people who create jewelry, pottery, and other skilled crafts

(a)  

present day country occupying the lands of Mesopotamia

(a)  

person at the top of the social pyramid

(a)  

Mesopotamian people who were known as being warriors

(a)  

the Hanging Gardens of Babylon were considered one of the Seven (a)   of the World

Hammurabi was a leader of this place

(a)  

Sumerians created a number system (seconds, minutes, etc) from this number

(a)  

people inscribed information on tablets made from this material

(a)  

Akkadian leader who conquered all of Mesopotamia to create the world's first empire

(a)  

people who could attend school

(a)  

a word that means “land between two rivers”

(a)  

the region was known as the “fertile (a)   ”

Mesopotamia was also called the (a)   of civilization