A.) Necessity
B.) Amusement
what a and b said is true but both fail to answer the why it really started as such in the first place, of which led to all of the above?
hint: supplier of .......?then think it out. from raymond
Competition predate the Sumerian States or even Human Beings. The competition for resources goes back through the history of animals and even plants to the very beginning of life.
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The Epic of Gilgamesh is an ancient Mesoptamian poem which is believed to be based on Sumerian legends. The action takes place in and around the Sumerian city of Uruk.
A city deemed by the inhabitants to be sacred, or has tags of mythology, such as the Sumerian city Ur, said to be made by the great hero and king Gilgamesh, an early mythological character.
The term you are referring to is a city-state. A city-state is a sovereign state consisting of a city and its dependent territories. These entities have their own government, economy, and culture, and historically, they were common in ancient times, particularly in regions like ancient Greece and Mesopotamia. City-states often had a high degree of autonomy and were able to conduct their own affairs independently of neighboring states.
Annapolis is the city where five states requested a better Union. The states were Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New York.
Sumerian City-States often fought over Land, Resources, and Water.
Sumerian City-States often fought over Land, Resources, and Water.
They went to war to gain glory and control more teritory.
There is no record of Sumerian bladder inflammations fighting one another. The city states, on the other hand, battled to gain resources, territory, and prestige for their rulers.
what was trade important to sumerian city states
Sumerian city-states fought over farmland
The Sumerian city states shared language. This is a form of communication.
because they wanted to
the city states
Sumerian city-states were independent political entities centered around a city and its surrounding lands. Each city-state had its own ruler, government, and defensive walls for protection. They often engaged in alliances and conflicts with neighboring city-states.
The city-states that made up the Sumerian Empire were Nippur, Ur, Eridu, and Uruk
The Sumerian communities were called city states because there cities are so large that they are almost as large as a normal state but the are in dependent states.