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Mesopotamia: Civilization's Beginnings
This five-page worksheet introduces Mesopotamia as the cradle of civilization through maps, informational text, and comprehension questions.
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This five-page worksheet introduces Mesopotamia as the cradle of civilization through maps, informational text, and comprehension questions. Students examine the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, fertile soil, irrigation, agriculture, and the development of early civilization.
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- Students will identify the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
- Students will explain how geography supported Mesopotamian civilization.
- Students will describe the effects of flooding, silt, and irrigation.
- Students will connect agricultural surplus to population growth and civilization.
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