WorksheetsVocabulary: 3.1 Mesopotamia Geography
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
The exchange and selling of goods.
Commerce
Trade
Barter
Retail
A place where people build homes and live together.
Community
Settlement
Village
District
A group of people who live in cities and have organized government, religion, writing, and technology.
Civilization
Tribe
Community
Society
Trading goods without using money.
Barter
Trade
Exchange
Commerce
Soft, rich soil left behind after rivers flood. Silt made the land great for farming.
Clay
Sand
Silt
Loam
Extra food or supplies.
Excess
Surplus
Deficit
Shortage
A person who buys and sells goods. They traded things like grain, cloth, and pottery.
Merchant
Trader
Vendor
Shopkeeper
A long time with little or no rain.
flood
drought
storm
hurricane
A tool used to turn over soil before planting seeds. It helped farmers prepare their fields.
Shovel
Rake
Plow
Hoe
To plant seeds in the ground.
Sow
Grow
Harvest
Plant
A special plow that planted seeds while turning the soil. It saved farmers time and work.
Seeder Plow
Furrow Plow
Tillage Plow
Harrow Plow
A large, flat area of land.
plateau
hill
plain
valley
A new idea or invention that makes life easier.
Invention
Innovation
Tradition
Imitation
Hard to find or in short supply.
abundant
scarce
plentiful
ample
A city and the land around it that act like an independent country. Each had its own ruler and gods.
Empire
City-state
Kingdom
Province
A wall of dirt built along a river to stop floods.
dam
levee
embankment
barrier
The study of Earth’s land, water, and weather.
geography
geology
meteorology
oceanography
A way of bringing water to dry land using canals or ditches. Irrigation helped crops grow even when it didn’t rain.
Irrigation
Drought
Fertilization
Harvesting
Man-made waterways that move water from rivers to farms. Canals helped farmers water their crops.
canals
dams
reservoirs
aqueducts
Land that is rich and good for growing crops.🌾
fertile
barren
arid
infertile
