city-stateAble toproducegoodcropsA rectangulartiered temple orterraced mounderected by theancient Assyriansand BabyloniansAshurbanipalAshurbanipalpolytheismfertileA city with its owntraditions and itsown government andlaws; both a city anda separateindependent stateCreatedthe worldsfirst writtencode of lawtributeNebachadnezzarcuneiformzigguratCreatedthe worldsfirstempireA way ofsupplyingwater to anarea of land.created theworlds firstempireSargonRebuilt the cityof BabylonArtisanAssyrian kingthat createdthe largestempire inMesopotamiaa skilledcraftpersonpoliticaldistrictsA collection of 282laws which wereenforced underHammurabi's Rule.One of the firstexamples of writtenlaw in the ancientcivilizations.provinceA form ofwriting thatuses groupsof wedgesand linesA group ofstates orterritoriescontrolled byone rulerirrigationAprofessionalwriterSargonHammurabicivilizationA mixtureof rich soiland tinyrocksHad theHangingGardens builtas a gift forhis wifescribeSiltA complexhighlyorganizedsocial orderAssyrianking thathad the firstlibrary builtBelief inmanygodsempireforcedpaymentsNebachadnezzarCode ofHammurabicity-stateAble toproducegoodcropsA rectangulartiered temple orterraced mounderected by theancient Assyriansand BabyloniansAshurbanipalAshurbanipalpolytheismfertileA city with its owntraditions and itsown government andlaws; both a city anda separateindependent stateCreatedthe worldsfirst writtencode of lawtributeNebachadnezzarcuneiformzigguratCreatedthe worldsfirstempireA way ofsupplyingwater to anarea of land.created theworlds firstempireSargonRebuilt the cityof BabylonArtisanAssyrian kingthat createdthe largestempire inMesopotamiaa skilledcraftpersonpoliticaldistrictsA collection of 282laws which wereenforced underHammurabi's Rule.One of the firstexamples of writtenlaw in the ancientcivilizations.provinceA form ofwriting thatuses groupsof wedgesand linesA group ofstates orterritoriescontrolled byone rulerirrigationAprofessionalwriterSargonHammurabicivilizationA mixtureof rich soiland tinyrocksHad theHangingGardens builtas a gift forhis wifescribeSiltA complexhighlyorganizedsocial orderAssyrianking thathad the firstlibrary builtBelief inmanygodsempireforcedpaymentsNebachadnezzarCode ofHammurabi

Mesopotamia - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. city-state
  2. Able to produce good crops
  3. A rectangular tiered temple or terraced mound erected by the ancient Assyrians and Babylonians
  4. Ashurbanipal
  5. Ashurbanipal
  6. polytheism
  7. fertile
  8. A city with its own traditions and its own government and laws; both a city and a separate independent state
  9. Created the worlds first written code of law
  10. tribute
  11. Nebachadnezzar
  12. cuneiform
  13. ziggurat
  14. Created the worlds first empire
  15. A way of supplying water to an area of land.
  16. created the worlds first empire Sargon Rebuilt the city of Babylon
  17. Artisan
  18. Assyrian king that created the largest empire in Mesopotamia
  19. a skilled craft person
  20. political districts
  21. A collection of 282 laws which were enforced under Hammurabi's Rule. One of the first examples of written law in the ancient civilizations.
  22. province
  23. A form of writing that uses groups of wedges and lines
  24. A group of states or territories controlled by one ruler
  25. irrigation
  26. A professional writer
  27. Sargon
  28. Hammurabi
  29. civilization
  30. A mixture of rich soil and tiny rocks
  31. Had the Hanging Gardens built as a gift for his wife
  32. scribe
  33. Silt
  34. A complex highly organized social order
  35. Assyrian king that had the first library built
  36. Belief in many gods
  37. empire
  38. forced payments
  39. Nebachadnezzar
  40. Code of Hammurabi