Mesopotamia, Sumerian Empire

One of the most important inventions was cuneiform. (Doc.1)It was created by the Sumerians over 5000 years ago (Doc.1). It was the world's first Language.(Doc.1) Sumerians invented this writing system to keep track of business dealings, records (Doc. 1) and religious activity (OI). It

Dennis Rader began his behavior early on life. He began with the killing of animals and his fantasies. Rader is known as the “BTK Killer” which is because that’s what he was known for doing when he murdered people. He would bind them, torture them, and then kill them. Watching people plead or beg for mercy was all part of his fantasy.

The Sumerians created a system of writing to record business transactions and history. They called it “clay tablet”. They also invented the wheel and the plow which helped them to harvest some of their goods. Sumerians created the ziggurats, which were

The Sumerians created a civilization located in the Fertile Crescent, or Mesopotamia, which is located in the Middle East. The legendary ruler of the Sumerians, Hammurabi, was famous for his set

Did you know that the sumerians made several advancements that impacted their society such as writing.the wheel, and the plow. All of these things had different uses to the Sumerians.

Sumerians helped improve the economy. One of their few great inventions, was the wheel it became a very useful and important part of our everyday live. The wheel was invented rather later in time. When it was first created it was due to the fact that metal tools were needed to chisel fine-fitted holes. It was a concept stroke of genius, but certainley a challenge. 300 years later, the wheel was finally used for transportation and domestic purposes.

Sumerians invented cuneiform writing. They began using cuneiform to testimony economic changes, myth, prayer, laws and business contracts. Sumerian scribes spent years learn how to acquire this skill.

The ancient civilization of Mesopotamia was an ancient region in the eastern Mediterranean. Unlike more unified civilizations, Mesopotamia was a group of various cultures that were only connected by their kings and gods. Out of the many ancient civilizations of early times, Mesopotamia is one of the more popular ones. The success of this civilization is mainly because of the kings who ruled it. There have been many kings and rulers to lead Mesopotamia, some have had huge positive impacts while others have had huge negative impacts and some had little impact on the civilization at all.

Mesopotamia was founded by Sumerian people in 3300 b.c. and fell and diminished in 1900 b.c. This great civilization brought many meaningful achievements, social, economic, religions, and political things to the table. Some main accomplishments were technological advancements, wedged writing, wool clothing, and agricultural. These things took much time over the course of life.

The discovery of Uranus was a startling observation. It is possible that people had seen Uranus prior to 1781, but none had realized what exactly they were seeing – most assumed it was a star. William Herschel is credited for the discovery of Uranus, but when he observed it through his telescope, he didn’t think it was a planet either. He hypothesized that it was a comet, because it was moving too fast to be a star. It wasn’t until his observations were peer reviewed, by other astronomers who studied it and found that its orbit was nearly circular. This lead them to classify it as a planet. At the time of the discovery, the original model of the solar system was only five planets (plus the sun, and the moon). The known planets had been observed

Writing positively affected Mesopotamian civilizations by creating organized societies. An example of this is in Article One. It states, “…making to-do lists…” Instead of the Mesopotamians trying to remember what they needed to do, they organized their time by making to-do lists. Another example on how writing made organized societies is located in Article One, it states “…keep (kept) track of the inflow and outflow of the city’s grain and animal stores…” By keeping track of the inflows and outflows of the grain and animal stores, the Mesopotamians could quickly check what the inflows and outflows were. They would also spend less time on keeping track of the inflows and outflows if they had it written down on paper. Lastly, according to Article

The Mesopotamian era was known as the cradle of civilization. The Mesopotamians were the first to trade, rule, and educate they were known as the first bipedal civilization that rose to power and invented many wonderful items. Most people of the Mesopotamian era were either common folk or rich or traders. The Mesopotamians where located in the land between rivers of Tigris and Euphrates and the name of Mesopotamia was called so because it means the land between two rivers.

The four empires of mesopotamia all had a bright future but could not all reign at the same time, so war came upon them and destroyed what they built. All of the civilizations that lived in mesopotamia rose and fell like the flaming sun.

Displaying self harm is the men’s way to prove their toughness, another aspect society portrays men to be. In the beginning of Notes From the Underground, the Underground Man is afraid he is severely sick, but does nothing about it. Instead, he complains and ignores his sickness. “However, I know nothing at all about my disease. and do not know for certain what ails me.

There was a quest for order in Mesopotamia. During the fourth millennium B.C.E., human population increased. Through adaptation they created states and governmental machinery. Sumerians from the land of Sumer were dominant in Mesopotamia. In Sumer population increased likely because of agricultural potential. There were new arrivals who were Semitic people. Sumerians built the world 's first cities. There were Sumerian cities that then established states. There were palaces, temples and defensive walls. The impressive buildings were ziggurats which housed