Mesopotamia
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The document contains questions about a video on the domestication of plants and animals in ancient Mesopotamia between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. It asks students to define domestication, name the two rivers Mesopotamia was between, list three Sumerian inventions like the wheel, explain what a ziggurat was, name three jobs people had, say how many gods the Sumerians worshipped, and what tax money was used for.
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