Sumer In Mesopotamia

The early development of Sumer in Mesopotamia was that Mesopotamia received little rain so the Tigris and Euphrates had brought freshwater to the region. Then the cultivators realized that they can irrigate fields by tapping the rivers. This caused food supplies to increase and also people population. Most of the people populations were immigrants from another region. A dozen Sumerian cities have experienced pressure to establish states because of the agriculture were crucial to the welfare. The Sumerian governments made decisions on behalf the whole community when problems increased the power was giving to individuals who had full authority during the problems. There were many Mesopotamian empires and emperors; Gilgamesh was one of them from

Kish who Sumerian poem praised him. He tried to move the conflict by building empires that supervised the affairs of peoples. Another one was Sargon of Akkad these empires emerged as Semitic peoples; He had conquered Sumerian cities one by one. Hammurabi and Babylonian are empires the Hammurabi dominated Mesopotamia, The Hammurabi improved sargon's administrative techniques by relying on the centralized bureaucratic rule. There was a law called the Hammurabi, who proclaims that gods had chosen him to promote the welfare of people. This law has very high standard of behavior. The significance of the development of specialization and trade in the Mesopotamian economy was that this was a very important development because they could use the material to create jewelry and weapons. Bronze Metallurgy was something that it could not be afforded but it was an impact in military affairs since they can turn it in into weapons. The effects on the written cultural tradition in Mesopotamia were that most education teaches to learn the writing. Mesopotamians influence other society like Hebrew by preserve memories of their historical experience in sacred writing. There's a writing called the cuneiform which is to preserve writing. The Indo European Migrants who influenced historical development on the larger world by the languages they spoke.