The geographic setting of the fertile crescent A. Mesopotamia 1. Lies between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers 2. Part of Fertile Crescent, which stretches in a crescent shape from the eastern edge of the Mediterranean Sea to the Persian Gulf B. Tigris and Euphrates 1. Source of life for peoples of Mesopotamia 2. Floods brought good topsoil, but sometimes brought death and destruction
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The first cities A. Independent cities 1. Shared common culture and language 2. Remained politically independent city-states 3. Each city acted as a state with its own god or goddess, government, and king B. Sumerian cities 1. Markets were busy places where goods and services could be acquired 2. Streets were crowded 3. Houses faced inner courtyards, where family life took place Sumerian religion A. Temples 1. Sites of religious, social, and economic activity 2. Built as ziggurats B. Religious beliefs 1. People believed in many gods, known as polytheism 2. Myths about gods explained people’s beliefs C. The gods 1. Gods were honored in ceremonies. 2. Music, incense, and food were offered to the gods D. The fall of Sumer 1. City-states fought among themselves 2. City-states conquered and united under King Sargon of Akkadia
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