It appears for recording the offerings to the temple.

It appears for the first time in Mexico.

It appears for the first time in China.

Writing in Mesopotamia:

More people can write than in Egypt.

In many ways, it is similar to the Inca's one.

was mostly a matter of scribes.

They only wrote on the walls ot the temples.

It appears ca . 1400 BC in Phoenicia.

It appears ca . 2000 BC in Phoenicia.

It appears ca . 1500 BC in Phoenicia.

It appears ca . 1200 BC in Greece.

It is no more than a mere ist of crimes and punishments.

It is very similar to the Jewish law.

Mesopotamian and Egyptian societies:

There are many differences between groups.

There are different classes (groups by money).

In Egypt, there is a group of land holders.

On the top of the mesopotamian society the pharaoh was to be found.

Was king and high priest at the same time.

Could be vuried under a pyramid.

Was the "prime minister" of Egypt.

During the II Intermediate Period:

The pyramids were constructed in Egypt.

The zigurats were destroyed in Egypt.

The cult to Amun-Ra was developed.

The nobility in Egypt:

It develops during the Middle Kingdom.

There was never such a thing in Egypt as the pharaoh was the center of the life of the country.

It was a short of middle group in Egypt's society.

In the temple of Mesopotamia:

It was a tower, as they tried to reach the sky to be heard by the gods.

The whole city could go into it.

As in Egypt, no one is supposed to walk around it.

Only priests were supposed to be in the hypostyle room.

The whole city could go into it.

They were very high. This idea was basic for worshiping the gods.

Talking about the appearance of a civilization:

On important ghing is the control of the surplus.

It can be only made up with villages.

In the case of Mesopotamia, the agricultures is not really important.

There is no link between surplus and chiefdoms.

What makes them different is the way they live inside.

A city has to be always bigger than a village.

In a city, people don't need to interact.

Greeks made the difference clear by saying that the law was the soul of a village.

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Writing appears mostly due to a need of communication.

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The stele of Rosetta helped Champollion to decode something.

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The code of Hammurabbi is related to the Summereian law.

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Social differences are heavier in Egypt than in mesopotamia.

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A mastaba is related to the Babilonian architecture in stone.

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The alphabet appeared in Phoenicia ca. 2000 BC.

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1 ESO GH B - Unit 7 learning test.

Writing appears mostly due to a need of communication.

The stele of Rosetta helped Champollion to decode something.

The code of Hammurabbi is related to the Summereian law.

Social differences are heavier in Egypt than in mesopotamia.

A mastaba is related to the Babilonian architecture in stone.

The alphabet appeared in Phoenicia ca. 2000 BC.

The alphabet appeared in Egypt ca. 1400 Bc.

The arch was invented by the Romans in Mesopotamia.

Lower Egypt is to the North of the country.

The cult of Amon-Ra is organized during the Old Kingdom.

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