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Hunters
Laws
Mesopo.
Egypt
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What is Healthy or equal?
Is one advantage of hunting
and gathering.
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What is Eye for an Eye?
If a son has struck his father,
his hands shall be cut off.
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What are the Tigris and Euphrates?
The 2 rivers in Mesopotamia.
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What is the Nile?
The river in Egypt.
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What is Safety and unrealiable food?
A disadvantage to Hunting
and Gathering?
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What is staggered social class?
If a man has stolen ox, sheep, donkey,
pig, or ship, he shall pay thirtyfold.
If the thief cannot pay,
he shall be put to death.
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What are the Tigris and Euphrates?
These rivers flood unpredictably.
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What is annually (once a year) in June?
The Nile floods this way.
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What is a kinship Group?
A group of aroud 20 people
related by blood.
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What is innocent until proven guilty?
If a man has borne false witness in a trial,
or has not established the statement
that he has made,
if that case be a capital trial,
that man shall be put to death .
3,2
What are irrigation ditches?
The solution for frequent floods
in Mesopotamia.
3,3
What is mummification?
What the Egyptians did to get to
the afterlife.
3,4
What is the change from hunting and gathering to
settled agriculture?
The Neolithic Revolution.
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What is staggered social class?
If a man has knocked out the tooth
of a man that is his equal,
shall be knocked out. If he has knocked out t
of a lower class man,
he shall pay one-third
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Who is Hammurabi?
The king of Mesopotamia.
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What is Pharaoh?
A king and a god.
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What is reliable food and inequality?
Both an advantage and
disadvantage to the Neolithic
Revolution.
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What is innocent until proven guilty?
if within six months
he has not produced his witnesses,
the man has lied;
he shall bear the penalty of the suit.
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Who are Sumerians?
People who live in Mesopotamia.
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What is Hierogylphics (writing)?
Was an important part of culture
that was spread down the Nile.
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