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Mesopotamia Culture- • Believed in many gods • Had public, state-organized religion is most visible in the archaeological records • Priest had the power of divination • Cuneiform was made • Metallurgy State- • Cities evolved from villages • cities and rural farming villages were dependent on one another • made of many small city-states • by the third millennium BCE a king or lugal erected from Sumerian cities Social Structure- • slaves comes from mountain tribes • hereditary slavery • slaves are able to earn freedom • the patriarchal society reinforced the elite class • laws were created to provide answers to lifes' daily dilemmas • a monarchal society Egypt Culture-

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1.?????? Roman Senate- A council whose members were the heads of wealthy, landowning families. Originally an advisor body to the early kings, in the era of the Roman Republic the Senate effectively governed the Roman State and the growing empire. Under senate leadership, Rome conquered an empire of unprecedented extent in the lands surrounding the Mediterranean Sea. In the first century B.C.E. quarrels among powerful and ambitious senators and failure to address social and economic problems led to civil wars and the emergence of the rule of the emperors. They could veto or add laws. Number of senators corresponded with the number of tribes. Not all senators held equal power.

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China ? Han Dynasty India ? Mauryan and Gupta Religion Economics ? including Trade Networks Cultural Intellectual ? including technologies, education and philosophy Political ? including response to government Environmental ? including effects from and on demographics Social Structure ? including Gender Structure ? Classical Greece Roman Republic and Empire Persian Empires Religion Economics ? including Trade Networks Cultural Intellectual ? including technologies, education, and philosophy Political ? including response to government Environmental ? including effects from and on demographics
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