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15 Cards in this Set

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Economic Classes
1. Highest class
2.Middle Class
3. Lower Class
4. Women
Highest Class
Priests
kings
landholders
Middle Class
Merchants
field hands
workshops,
Lower Class
slaves
women
artisans, merchants, farmers
could own land
could join priesthood
Science and Technology
invented the wheel and plow
first to use bronze
Arithmetic and Geometry
1. Used to build
2. To plan the irrigation system
3. Survey flooded fields
4. Number system based on 60 (minutes in an hr, seconds in a minute, etc)
cuneiform
Sumerian system of writing
1st map on a clay wall (2300BC)
Documentation of astronomy, chemistry, and medical
Sargon of Akkad
--2350BC Sargon defeated the city states of Sumer
-- North of Sumer and adopted some of its culture
-- Spread culture past the Fertile Cresent
Worlds first empire
From Mediterranean coast on the West and it spread to present day Iran in the East
Dynasty lasted about 200years
Empire
the joining of many peoples, nations, and cultures under control of one ruler
Babylonian Empire
Amorites invaded Mesopotamia and conquered the Sumerians and established their capitol as Babylon
Hammurabis Reign
legacy was the code of Hammurabi
Hammurabis code
1. Unified the diverse city-states
2. Collected existing laws, rules, and judgements to create the Code of Laws
3. Engraved and placed throughout the empire
4. Applied to everyone but unequal punishments were issued
5. Reassured the governments responsibility for events in the community
282 Laws of Hammurabi
1. Family Relations
2. Business Conduct
3. Community
4. Crime
5. Property issues