AKKADIANS LUCY LEE CATHY LEE JANICE KIM Lucy (So Yeon) Lee AKKADIANS – SOCIAL & POLITICAL Relationships, social classes I. SOCIAL SOCIAL RELATIONSHIPS Men having dominant power over women in the society and individual family. [1] Major duties on man; Farming, battling, ruling [1] Existence of specialized military troops [1] [2] “A force of 5400 troops” – Sterans, 「World Civilization」 Existence of government [1] SOCIAL HIERARCHY Distinctions upon social levels existed during Sumerians -> passed along to Akkadians. [1] Kings(military leader), priests and priestesses, artisans, …, peasants, slaves. [1] [2] Sumerians later revolted against Akkadians to make changes within the existing social hierarchy. [1] [3] Types of political structures, ruling power’s strength II. POLITICAL POLITICAL STRUCTURES United Sumerian city-states -> Akkadian Empire [1] Emperor in control [1] [3] Societies no longer based on agriculture [1] [2] Well-organized society, government [1] Tax system [1] Trading, manufacture, exchange THE RULING POWERS Emperor – Sargon [3] [1] Took over Sumerian city-states ->Created the Akkadian Empire Military ruler from the Akkadians Military troops [1] [2] [3] Laws, government [1] [2] Controlling the revolts Tax system Religion [2] Justifiable, related to gods CITATIONS [1] Stearns, Peter N., Michael Adas, Marc Jason Gilbert and Stuart B. Schwartz. "The Rise of Civilization in the Middle East and Africa." World Civilizations: The Global Experience. New York: HarperCollins, 1992. N. pag. Print. January 25, 2014 [2] Unknown author. "Daily Life." Ancient Mesopotamia: This History, Our History. Life in Mesopotamia. The Oriental Institude of the University of Chicago, n.d. Web. 25 Jan. 2014. }[3] Hooker, Richard. "Mesopotamia." Mesopotamia. Lea rning Systems Group, Sept.-Oct. 1997. Web. 25 Jan. 201 4. Cathy Lee MESOPOTAMIA: AKKADIANS Akkadians Akkadian Empire Sumerians I : INTERACTION WITH ENVIRONMENT What kind of technologies did they develop? Number system developed Seeder plow Astronomy developed Irrigation Methods Cuneiform Writing Bronze Metallurgy The wheel Development of Shipbuilding How did disease and other environmental consequences influence the population? No records of major destruction or decrease in population. Some records of diseases and medicine. However, mostly believed in supernatural powers. What kinds of migration and settlement patterns existed? Migrated North and came in conflict with the Sumerian city states.(2340B.C) Akkadians Sumerians Akkadian Empire CITATION "Navigation." About Cdli:wiki [CDLI Wiki]. University of Oxford, Oct.-Nov. 2012. W eb. 26 Jan. 2014. Hooker, Richard. "Akkadians." Akkadians. N.p., Sept.-Oct. 1997. Web. 26 Jan. 2 014. Bentley, Jerry H., Herbert F. Ziegler, and Heather E. Streets. Traditions and Enco unters. a Brief Global History. Boston: McGraw Hill Higher Education, 2008. Print. N.p.: University of Chicago, n.d. Print. "Seeder Plow How It Effects Their Lives - Lunabella20112." Lunabella20112. N. p., n.d. Web. 26 Jan. 2014. CULTURAL & INTELLECTUAL 2014.01.27 Janice Kim (Jae Eun) C-ULTURAL/ INTELLECTUAL 01 What kind of beliefs and religions were common? 02 What kind of scientific/technological advances did they make? 03 What kind of arts/architecture did they develop? 1) Akkad map C01 Beliefs and religions What kind of beliefs and religions were common? Followed many Sumerian cultures(6) 2 Believed in pantheon gods (7) - Sumerian pantheon gods for: 3 City temples (7) - Considered as a ‘home’ for patron god - Had a statue representing the god 1 sun moon sky earth 18 / 12 C02 Scientific and technological advances What kind of scientific/technological advances did they make? 1 First to use writing (3) - Commercial - Temple records 2 Literary works (3) - Enheduanna (priestess) ; 1st literature - Authorship → two hymn cycles - Gods/temples 19 / 12 C- Scientific and technological advances 3 - Tablet with cattle transaction (5) Cuneiform script Written in Akkadian Transaction with cattle Sale/price/purchase 20 / 12 5) Tablet with cattle transaction C03 Arts and architecture What kind of arts/architecture did they develop? 1 A new art style (3) - Based on Sumerian art - Royal victory ↓ 2 Bronze head of Sargon (3) (architecture) - ≈ 2350 B.C.E. - Mesopotamian Craftsmen - Worship/ respect toward the leader 2) Head of Sargon 21 / 12 C- Arts and architecture 3 - Brick stamp (4) (arts) 2250 BC ~ 2200 BC Clay Naram-Sin ; king of Akkadian empire = extend to east and north “The divine Naram-Sin, the builder of the temple of Inanna.” 22 / 12 4) Brick stamp E-conomic 2014.01.27 Janice Kim (Jae Eun) Cathy Lee (Chae Yeon) E-conomic 01 02 03 What kind of economy did they have? What kind of trade did they work with? Who and where did they trade? E: ECONOMY What kind of economy did they have? Did not have money economy. Standardized system of weights small silver pieces Often traded with Harappa society in the Indus river valley of Northern India jewels and Stones for oil woolen textiles etc. 1-2 What kind of trade? 1 - The need of trade (8) Production of food and financial support Search for funds to support his army and gov. Trade routes to get: Silver Tin Cedar wood $$$ 1-3 Who and where did they trade? Traded from lots of neighboring countries. 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Boston: McGraw Hill Higher Education, 2008. Print. 1) 28 / 12 THANK YOU