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Mesopotamian cities were largely self- References
contained, competing with neighbors for Early urbanism in northern
good land and water as well as access to Mesopotamia. (2019, August
31). SpringerLink.
transit and commerce routes, and served https://link.springer.com/article
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Early urbanization and the
comprised of numerous towns, villages,
hydraulic environment. (n.d.).
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and farmlands. Local communities with
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community councils existed alongside
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monarchs and rulers. Cities transformed
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as the lives of Mesopotamians. The Mesopotamia. (2022, August
expansion of cities lent credence to the
concept of unplanned settlements. Cities
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esopotamia
urban settlements ruralize communities by Around 5,000 BCE, nomads from
Mesopotamia. (n.d.). Islam Wiki.
shifting the supply-demand balance. Retrieved November 14, 2022, Mesopotamia began to settle in the fertile
from
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It was founded on the wealth gained
targon
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population of around 50,000 people at its freed from manual labor as a result of
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peak. After domesticating animals and irrigation cultivation and food abundance.

advancing agriculture, including irrigation


methods that benefited from the Tigris and
The economic and political
transformations gave rise to early complex
Urban form
Owing to social stratification and the
Euphrates rivers' closeness, these homes civilizations which was essentially the result
creation of various socioeconomic strata.
helped create farming communities. The of commoners producing a social surplus,
Targon was socially diverse, with extensive
agricultural revolution necessitated large- which allowed for the establishment of
occupational specialization and significant
scale water management, which political distinction and the complicated
wealth and power disparities between an
demanded organized planning and division of labor. The emergence of various
elite class and the rest of the populace. A
leadership, which meant centralized social strata and the process of social
rigid hierarchy established itself. The land-
settlement. According to the hydraulic stratification therefore officially began.
owning aristocracy, which included nobles,
theory, a civilization is defined by
Figure 2 priests, and military officers, ruled over the
intensified agriculture, a certain distribution of the surplus. Following that,
distribution of work, and extensive professionals such as artisans,
cooperation. The concentration of metallurgists, and scribes were hired to
agriculture allowed for an influx of monitor the surplus. The poor, helpless
population and interdependence, which in peasants were at the bottom, bearing the
turn created a demand for leaders who weight of the entire economy.
could assert authority over others.

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