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Ancient river valley civilizations

by Hiral Samantasinghar
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Slide 1: What is Mesopotamia?

Mesopotamia means the land between rivers. Located between the Tigris and Euphrates, it hosted early writing, cities, and complex governments.

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Slide 2: Geography

The Fertile Crescent spans present-day Iraq and parts of Syria. Rich soils, irrigation, and river cycles supported growing populations and farming innovations.

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Slide 3: The Rivers

The Tigris and Euphrates provided water for crops but also risks of floods. Irrigation canals turned unpredictable rainfall into dependable harvests.

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Slide 4: City-States

Independent city-states like Ur, Uruk, and Lagash controlled surrounding lands. Each had its own ruler, temple, and protective walls.

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Slide 5: Sumerians

The Sumerians created cuneiform writing, epic literature, and advanced pottery. They laid foundations for law, mathematics, and urban planning.

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Slide 6: Innovations

Key inventions include the wheel, plow, arch, algebra, and timekeeping. These innovations spread across Mesopotamia and beyond.

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Slide 7: Law and Order

The Code of Hammurabi codified laws and penalties, emphasizing justice, property, and social roles. It influenced legal thinking for centuries.

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Slide 8: Religion

Polytheistic beliefs centered on city patron gods. Ziggurats, temple complexes, and rituals connected rulers with divine authority.

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Slide 9: Daily Life

People farmed, traded, and crafted goods. Social hierarchies existed, but markets, schools, and crafts thrived in bustling urban centers.

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Slide 10: Legacy

Mesopotamia inspired later civilizations with writing, laws, and architectures. Its stories, myths, and innovations echo in modern culture.

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