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Mesopotamia Mesopotamia is a
historical region of West Asia
situated within the Tigris–Euphrates
river system, in the
northern part of the
Fertile Crescent...
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history of
Mesopotamia ranges from the
earliest human occupation in the
Paleolithic period up to Late antiquity. This
history is
pieced together from...
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Upper Mesopotamia constitutes the
uplands and
great outwash plain of
northwestern Iraq,
northeastern Syria and
southeastern Turkey, in the
northern Middle...
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Armistice of
Mudros in 1918,
leading to the
cession of Iraq (then
Mesopotamia) and
further partition of the
Ottoman Empire.
Fighting began after an...
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modern Iraq.
Mesopotamia may also
refer to: Geographically, the Tigris–Euphrates
river system Upper Mesopotamia Lower Mesopotamia Mesopotamia (Roman province)...
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ancient Mesopotamia,
particularly Sumer, Akkad, ****yria and
Babylonia between circa 6000 BC and 400 AD. The
religious development of
Mesopotamia and Mesopotamian...
- north, the
Mediterranean Sea in the west, the
north Arabian Desert and
Mesopotamia in the east, and
Sinai in the
south (which can be
fully included or not)...
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Agriculture was the main
economic activity in
ancient Mesopotamia.
Operating under harsh constraints,
notably the arid climate, the
Mesopotamian farmers...
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Mandate for
Mesopotamia (Arabic: الانتداب البريطاني على العراق) was a
proposed League of
Nations mandate to
cover Ottoman Iraq (
Mesopotamia). It would...
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referred to as
Mesopotamia, gave rise to some of the world's
earliest cities, civilizations, and
empires in Sumer, Akkad, and ****yria.
Mesopotamia was a "Cradle...
