Read the contents carefullyi need this done asap and im tired cause i couldnt sleep last night could someone me with a mesopotamia sprite chart? have 10 points each cause i dont care about how many i have right now((here's what i have so far))socialhierarchical. had social classes. these include the king and nobility, the priests and priestesses, the upper class, the lower class, and the slavespoliticalthe leaders of each city-state were guarding the land for the god that owned it. sounds like politics for the modern day world, right? the cities were built around a main temple. the buildings closest would be government buildings. then there would be homes. religiousthey were polytheists, meaning they believed there was more than one god. they believed in demons that could be good or evil. intellectual ( me here)technoligical( me here)economanal(also, me here)answer if you view i am watching

Intellectual

-Law (Hammurabi's Code)

-Epic of Gilgamesh

-Formed base 60 number system (time)

-Created one of the first maps on a clay tablet (2300 B.C.)

-Created lists of disease symptoms, astronomy details, and chemical items

-360˚ in a circle

Technological (Mesopotamia)

-Cuneiform

-Irrigation

-Invented the wheel and the sail

-built mud-brick walls to defend themselves

Economic

-Self-Sufficient

-Center of cultural diffusion

-Traded with desert and mountainous people, along with Egyptians and the Fertile Crescent

-Traded farm goods for natural resources

-Trade caused cultural diffusion

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