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... roles taken by various individuals impact other in ancient mesopotamia?
2. How did the significant innovational developments (arts and science) impact the emergence of mesopotamia and lead to cooperation between other regions?
3. How did mesopotamia's economic structure (trade) impact its citizens and the relationship with other regions?
4. How dis mesopotamia's political structure ( government and laws) impact those of mesopotamia and their relationship with other region?
Social order, laws, courts, government and commerce originated with Religion. were written by Religion and Legally chartered by Religion (The Holy See). Religion uses government, law and commerce to accomplish it's long term goal which is ownership and control of the planet, it's inhabitants and resources using Monarchy, Oligarchy, Communism and worst of all 'Democracy' or Dictatorship to control the government as proxy agents of the Priest Class. It was the same in Mesopotania...war over resources, politics, crime. perversion, murder, greed, lies and depravity while the government and priests preach peace and good will to all. Scattered among this insanity are a few truly spiritual and caring people of all faiths and religions keeping the ship afloat. The past may not always repeat itself but it always rhimes with the tune and sounds like the melody.
We know very little about that subject because it is now in a war zone. The place is called "between rivers" (Mesopotamia) and the thousand or so cities and all their unknown people in a period of 8,000 or so years are called Sumer, for lack of any other name. We have just recently found a clay tablet that seems to push the history of math back another 4,000 years. We estimate two million people in those thousand or so cities, and they had no war, no preparation at all for defense. They tended gardens and made pots and played flutes and that is all we know about them.
www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/origins-trigonometry-may-lie-ancient-tablet-180964640/
Chappy, you are conflating 12,000 years into one snappy comment. All the cultures you mention happened after Noah's flood, which was about 2,500 BC. History before that is almost totally unknown except for a few pot fragments and abandoned cities here and there.
Also, you have lousy manners. Work on that, ok?
And what about the Persians, Babylonians, Assyrians, Phillistines, Hebrews, Egypt and Rome who fought wars of expansion and empire for over 4 thousand years in Mesopotamia? No Wars? No Defences? Are you from the Twilight Zone? Is that the best that the Smithsonian has to offer?