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- what is a city the center of? ______________________________ p. 39
- list at least 5 specialized workers? ________________________ p. 39
- what are 3 examples of complex institutions? ________________ p. 39
- what type of affairs were taken care of in temples? __________ p. 40
- what type of writing was used by sumerian scribes? __________ p. 40
- list 5 tools or technologies that sumerians had or used.
________________________________________________________ p. 40
- what were the sumerians temples called? ___________________ p. 42
- what does mesopotamia mean? _____________________________ p. 44
- what geographical problems did mesopotamia have? __________
________________________________________________________ p. 44
- how did mesopotamians solve the geography problems? _______
________________________________________________________ p. 45
These questions relate to the history and culture of ancient Mesopotamia (especially Sumer), so the subfield of Social Science - History is appropriate. Here are brief explanations and answers for some representative questions:
Question 3: What is a city the center of?
In ancient Sumer, a city was the center of a city - state, which included surrounding rural areas. It was the center of political, economic, religious, and social life, with a ruling authority, specialized workers, and complex institutions.
In Sumerian society, as civilization developed, there were many specialized workers. Scribes recorded information, priests conducted religious rituals, farmers grew crops, artisans made goods like pottery or textiles, and merchants traded goods.
Complex institutions in Sumer included the government (to manage the city - state), the temple (for religious and some administrative functions), and the economy (with trade, taxation, and resource management systems).
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A city (in ancient Sumer) was the center of a city - state, encompassing political, economic, religious, and social activities, along with surrounding rural areas.