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They Were Both A Monarchy And Ran By The Military! (:

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What is the name of Babylon now?

Babylon was the ancient country of Mesopotamia, known originally as Sumer and later as Sumer and Akkad, lying between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, south of modern Baghdad, Iraq.


How much time passed between the rise of city states in Sumer and Hammurabi's rule over Babylon?

We are talking of 2000 years. First it was the Sumerians then the Caldhenians and the Babylonians. Hammurabi was the sixth king of Babylon.


What was babylon advances in government?

Sargon tried to organize an empire between him and the Akkadian. Whcih was shortly lived and eventually rebellions broke loose bringing the empire back into cites-states. However, this act inspired the first Babylonian Empire which consisted of the Sumer and Akkadia. Their advances in military were being well-organized and having a/the first large population to form a military and government organizations. Hope this helped


What were similarities between Babylon and Sumer?

As civilizations those two didn't vary too much. The surroundings to the areas are different since summer was a highland regions so had more diversity.


What does Babylon's and Sumer's religion have in common?

AnswerThe Sumerians occupied Mesopotamia before the Babylonians, who adopted and refined the Sumerian religion. The belief systems were essentially very similar, but the gods and goddesses of Babylonian times had Babylonian names, adn the myths had evolved to become more sophisticated. There is nothing in the myths of the Sumerians that corresponds to the Enuma Elish, or Epic of Creation, of the Assyro-Babylonians.