Mesopotamia Egypt India China 
Environment 
(Geographic 
location) 
in between the Tigris 
and Euphrates rivers 
(parts of modern day 
Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, 
Turkey, Syria); known 
as Fertile Crescent 
NE Africa, Nile river Indus river valley 
Indus and Ganges 
rivers 
Eastern Pakistan & 
Northern India 
fertile plains along 
Huang He (yellow 
river) in NE China 
Advanced Cities 
(Major 
cities/Centers of 
Trade) 
Uruk, Ur, Babylon, 
Nineveh 
Cradle of Civilization 
Alexandria 
Memphis 
Thebes 
Harappa = first 
settlement 
Mohenjo­Daro 
= 
burial mound; Great 
Bath (religious 
center?); trade center 
Anyang 
Zhengzhou 
Specialized 
Workers (What 
people group? 
What did people 
do?) 
Sumerians and 
Babylonians; Assyrians 
farms (cucumbers, 
leeks, dates, pears) 
irrigate the land, 
potters, weavers, metal 
works 
Egyptians 
priests, nobles, 
warriors, scribes, 
merchants, craftsmen, 
peasants, slaves 
Harappans 
farmers (barley, 
wheat, dates, melons); 
traders (traded with 
Mesopotamia); 
craftsmen (pottery, art, 
jewelry) 
Shang 
(govt. owned slave 
labor) farmers used 
flood waters to make 
soil fertile (grew 
millet), craftsmen who 
used bronze 
Complex 
Institutions 
(Religion, Type 
of Government) 
city states, polytheistic, 
rulers were often 
priests=theocracy, 
earliest written law 
code (Code of 
Hammurabi) ­first 
organized 
administration; taxes 
Pharaoh was 
king=absolute 
ruler/like a god, 
monarchy, 
religion­bodies 
preserved, tombs are 
pyramids, 
Archaeological 
evidence tells us little 
about the religious and 
political structures of 
Harappan society. 
Trading seals with 
pictures of gods tell us 
they were probably 
polytheistic. 
govt= dynasty or 
ruling family, like 
Shang with help of 
nobles. 
King is the chief 
priest. Sacrificed to 
royal ancestors and 
gods (Polytheistic) 
(mandate of 
heaven­Zhou)
Record Keeping 
(What kind of 
writing? Who 
writes?) 
Earliest writing system 
(cuneiform) on clay 
tablets; scribes were 
important members of 
society 
Hieroglyphics Had their own 
pictographic writing 
system that we cannot 
decipher 
(Hindu like text) 
writing with 
pictographs known as 
characters 
Society (family 
roles, 
community) 
Referred to by first and 
the profession or 
father’s last name; 
Nuclear families; 
children named after 
cities where they lived; 
Fluid population due to 
migration; 
Everything centered 
around the Pharaoh. 
The people thought he 
would ascend to be a 
god when he died. The 
people wanted to make 
sure he would treat 
them well when he 
ascended. 
Peaceful (no 
weapons); 
Cities mostly had 
traders and craftsmen 
as inhabitants; 
Families lived 
together in 1­2 
story 
houses; 
Great Bath used most 
likely for public 
baptisms 
Emperor was the 
supreme leader. 
Centralized 
government helped to 
keep public works in 
progress (levees, 
canals, irrigation, etc.). 
Families were 
patriarchal in nature. 
Advanced 
Technology 
(Significant 
Contributions) 
first city builders, 
migrates=stepped 
pyramids (temples), 
wheel/sailboat/weapons 
and tools out of copper, 
irrigation canals, 
calender (12 months), 
the wheel 
embalming, 
Hieroglyphics, 
pyramids, papyrus, 
geometry, 365 day 
calendar based on 
astronomy 
Advanced urban 
culture and city layout 
(grid); public sewers 
and water supply 
connected houses; city 
layout; cotton cloth 
highly advanced 
bronzed technology, 
weapons, art, religious 
vessels. 
Invented the pottery 
wheel.
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  • 1. Mesopotamia Egypt India China Environment (Geographic location) in between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers (parts of modern day Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Turkey, Syria); known as Fertile Crescent NE Africa, Nile river Indus river valley Indus and Ganges rivers Eastern Pakistan & Northern India fertile plains along Huang He (yellow river) in NE China Advanced Cities (Major cities/Centers of Trade) Uruk, Ur, Babylon, Nineveh Cradle of Civilization Alexandria Memphis Thebes Harappa = first settlement Mohenjo­Daro = burial mound; Great Bath (religious center?); trade center Anyang Zhengzhou Specialized Workers (What people group? What did people do?) Sumerians and Babylonians; Assyrians farms (cucumbers, leeks, dates, pears) irrigate the land, potters, weavers, metal works Egyptians priests, nobles, warriors, scribes, merchants, craftsmen, peasants, slaves Harappans farmers (barley, wheat, dates, melons); traders (traded with Mesopotamia); craftsmen (pottery, art, jewelry) Shang (govt. owned slave labor) farmers used flood waters to make soil fertile (grew millet), craftsmen who used bronze Complex Institutions (Religion, Type of Government) city states, polytheistic, rulers were often priests=theocracy, earliest written law code (Code of Hammurabi) ­first organized administration; taxes Pharaoh was king=absolute ruler/like a god, monarchy, religion­bodies preserved, tombs are pyramids, Archaeological evidence tells us little about the religious and political structures of Harappan society. Trading seals with pictures of gods tell us they were probably polytheistic. govt= dynasty or ruling family, like Shang with help of nobles. King is the chief priest. Sacrificed to royal ancestors and gods (Polytheistic) (mandate of heaven­Zhou)
  • 2. Record Keeping (What kind of writing? Who writes?) Earliest writing system (cuneiform) on clay tablets; scribes were important members of society Hieroglyphics Had their own pictographic writing system that we cannot decipher (Hindu like text) writing with pictographs known as characters Society (family roles, community) Referred to by first and the profession or father’s last name; Nuclear families; children named after cities where they lived; Fluid population due to migration; Everything centered around the Pharaoh. The people thought he would ascend to be a god when he died. The people wanted to make sure he would treat them well when he ascended. Peaceful (no weapons); Cities mostly had traders and craftsmen as inhabitants; Families lived together in 1­2 story houses; Great Bath used most likely for public baptisms Emperor was the supreme leader. Centralized government helped to keep public works in progress (levees, canals, irrigation, etc.). Families were patriarchal in nature. Advanced Technology (Significant Contributions) first city builders, migrates=stepped pyramids (temples), wheel/sailboat/weapons and tools out of copper, irrigation canals, calender (12 months), the wheel embalming, Hieroglyphics, pyramids, papyrus, geometry, 365 day calendar based on astronomy Advanced urban culture and city layout (grid); public sewers and water supply connected houses; city layout; cotton cloth highly advanced bronzed technology, weapons, art, religious vessels. Invented the pottery wheel.