Mesopotamia's social pyramid	Aristocracy(Kings and nobles)>Priests>Scribes(Officials)>Merchants**>Craftsmen and peasants>Slaves
Aristocracy group in Mesopotamia	Kings's Family and Nobility They were landowners They leading state officials
Priest group in Mesopotamia	Responsible for regilius rituals They owned lands and workshops
Scribes group in Mesopotamia	They could read,write and count. They registered laws and commercial transactions
Merchants group in Mesopotamia	Traded things with other regions
Craftsmen group in Mesopotamia	They working in workshops
Peasants group in Mesopotamia	They rented land belonging to the king or the church. In exchange, they gave them part of the harvest
Slaves group in Mesopotamia	No rights, they work work work work (if someone bought them)
Women were under the authority of ...	First, their fathers, and later their husbands
Women could buy and sell goods, own property and have jobs (True or False)	True
Poor women lived in harsh conditions in Mesopotamia (True or False)	True
An aristocratic woman could become a high priestess who supervised the work of hundreds of people in a temple (Included men)	True
Mesopotamians were polytheistic or monotheistic?	Polytheistic
Say some Mesopotamia's gods	Enlil (wind) Ishtar (War and love <3) Anu (heaven)
Their gods had emotions (true or false)	True
Their gods were mortals (true or false)	False <3
<3 Temples were the places were the gods...	Lived on Earth <3
Define Ziggurats.	Temples built on stepped pyramids
Dur-Sharrukin was...	A magnificent palace built by Mesopotamians
Mesopotamians invented...	The vault and the arch

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