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Copy HW into your agenda. Egypt Map - THURS Study Notes DAILY Copy HW into your agenda! Egypt Map - THURS Study Notes DAILY!! I will be verifying!!

DHQ Week 7 1. Name the contribution below that allowed the Mesopotamians to control flooding in crop fields.

Answers 1. Irrigation

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DHQ Week 7 The Mesopotamia River Valley is associated with which letter? Why was this area suitable for farming? Explain.

B – Tigris & Euphrates Rivers Fertile soil, water source (Med. Sea) Answers B – Tigris & Euphrates Rivers Fertile soil, water source (Med. Sea)

DHQ Week 7 A ____________ is a society that has writing, government, social classes and specialized jobs. Name 2 ways Mesopotamia made a living. (Hint: think economy)

Answers 4. Civilization 5. Farming & Trading (Phoenicians)

6. Discuss the difference between domestication and agriculture. DHQ Week 7 6. Discuss the difference between domestication and agriculture.

Answers 6. Domestication – taming wild animals Agriculture – the use of plants/animals for human use

(hint: changed lives forever!) DHQ Week 7 What was the most important discovery toward the end of prehistoric time? (hint: changed lives forever!)

Answers # 1 – Farming