WorksheetsPhysical Geography Mesopotamia
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 9mins
How did the Mesopotamians control the spring floods
irrigation system with dikes, reservoires, canals
Moved to the Zagros Mountains
Built Ziggurats
Built Wheels
How did the Sumerian cities protect themselves from attacks?
Army with horses
Built walls and moats
Advanced weapons
Built bridges
The dry plains in the south had spring rains/floods that brought water, but did not have a lot of trees/stones for making shelters and tools.
True
False
Mesopotamians were able to spread the work among the people and do more. Some were farmers, craftsmen, government officials, priests, laborers, etc. . This is
organization
division of labor
king's orders
Heaven's Mandate
Period of time in history before the birth of Jesus Christ
AD
BC
Period of time after the birth of Jesus Christ. It means "In the year of our Lord" in Latin.
BC
AD
A city and all the countryside surrounding it that governs itself.
civilization
city-state
nation
continent
Believes in many gods
polytheistic
monotheistic
Arabian
Sumerian
Large pyramid-shaped temples of the Mesopotamians
city hall
mosque
church
ziggurat
The world's first system of writing created by the Sumerians of Mesopotamia.
Sumeria
Hammurabi's Code
cuneiform
ziggurat
A complex and developed culture that includes: stable food supply, social structure, writing, government, technology and cultural identity.
territory
walled city
city-state
civilization
Which body of water is number 1 pointing to?
Tigris River
Euphrates River
Nile River
Red Sea
Which body of water is number 9 in?
Red Sea
Tigris River
Indian Ocean
Nile River
Which body of water is number 8 in?
Indian Ocean
Red Sea
Black Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Which body of water is number 2 in?
Persian Gulf
Red Sea
Caspian Sea
Indian Ocean
Which body of water is number 6 in?
Red Sea
Mediterranean Sea
Persian Gulf
Black Sea
Which body of water is number 10 pointing to?
Tigris River
Nile River
Euphrates River
Black Sea
Which body of water is number 3 pointing to?
Euphrates River
Black Sea
Tigris River
Nile River
