Mesopotamia By the Numbers
Name ________________ Period _____
Mr and Mrs Smith's World History
Updated
9/26/2005 9/27/2005
| 250 | 12 | 3000 B.C. | 50 | 2300 B.C. | 3500 B.C. | 1000 | 1600 |
| 1,000,000 | 360 | 18 | 2400 B.C. | 2300 B.C. | 1800 B.C. | 40 | 1 |
| 3000 | 3500 B.C. | 3500-3400 B.C. | 60 | 60 | 60 | 4000 B.C. | 1800 B.C. |
| 1700 B.C. | 2 | 3 |
__________ 1. Power of Sumer starts to fade.
__________ 2. People settled in southern Mesopotamia.
__________ 3. Number of years Hammurabi ruled the Babylonian Empire.
__________ 4. Number of people who can read cuneiform.
__________ 5. Sumeria established.
__________ 6. Military leaders took the place of priests as permanent kings
__________ 7. Sargon I creates the world's first empire.
__________ 8. Amorites enter Tigris-Euphrates valley and build cities of their own.
__________ 9. Number of months in a Mesopotamian calendar.
__________ 10. Number of volumes in the Sumerian dictionary.
__________ 11. Hammurabi conquers Akkad and Sumer.
__________ 12. The Mesopotamian number system was based on this number.
__________ 13. Twin rivers flow more than ______ miles to the Persian Gulf.
__________ 14. The number of minutes in a Mesopotamian hour.
__________ 15. Oldest known Sumerian story, Tales of Gilgamesh, witten.
__________ 16. Number of degrees in a Mesopotamian circle.
__________ 17. Groups of people begin migrating into
Mesopotamia.
__________ 18. Twin rivers flow more than _____ kilometers to the Persian Gulf.
__________ 19. Number of seconds in a Mesopotamian minute.
__________ 20. Number of years Sargon I ruled his empire.
__________ 21. Number of signs that make up Sumerian language.
__________ 22. Sargon I moved his armies south an began to
conquer the city-states of Sumer.
__________ 23. Mesopotamian officials started using cylinder seals to mark goods.
__________ 24. We are studying Chapter ____ Mesopotamia.
__________ 25. Number of Sumerian gods.
__________ 26. Number of stories in an upper class Sumerian house.
__________ 27. Number of stories in a middle class Sumerian house.