Mesopotamia.

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Mesopotamia

Sargon of Akkad Ruled circa 2334-2279 BCE Started as cup-bearer for the king of Kish Built capital: Akkad Conquered Uruk Created the Akkadian Empire. First person to create a centrally ruled empire

Sargon of Akkad

Hammurabi Ruled circa 1792-1750 BCE Babylonian Conquered North to Asia Minor First Law Code United City-states of Sumer

Hammurabi

Nebuchadnezzar Ruled circa 1126-1103 BCE Chaldean Great King of New Babylonian Empire Rebuilt city of Babylon Built the Hanging Gardens of Babylon - Ancient Wonder

You Take Over Babylonia Assyria Use your textbook to come up with at least four bullets for each of these two important empires. pg. 36-39

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