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1. The sites of ancient Mesopotamia and the Indus Valley are in the present day countries of Iraq, Iran, Turkey, and Syria (Mesopotamia) and Pakistan and India (Indus Valley).
2. The present day rivers around Mesopotamia are the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. The Indus Valley civilization lived along the Indus River.
3. The climate today in the Indus Valley includes both dry semi-desert and severe high mountain climate; Mesopotamia now has hot dry summers and cool winters.
4. People of the civilizations used the rivers for irrigation, farming, and religion.
5. People of the civilizations dealt with the flooding of the river by using it to assist society with farming and irrigation.
6. Ancient Mesopotamian government consisted of the king and his subjects. Indus Valley Civilization is alarmingly egalitarian- meaning wealth was shared and everyone in society seemed to be equals with no clear leader.
7. Ancient Mesopotamian society consisted of the king and his subjects. Indus Valley Civilization is alarmingly egalitarian- meaning wealth was shared by society and everyone in seemed to be equals with no clear leader.
8. Technological advancements in Mesopotamia include the wheel, bronze metal for tools and weapons, and looms to weave cloths. Technological advancements in the Indus Valley include a uniform system of weights and measurements, gold purity testing, engineering, and dentistry.
9. Ancient Mesopotamian people practiced the worship of many gods. Indus Valley people believed in a Great God and Great Mother Goddess, worshiped plants and animals, and used baths for religious ceremonies. Greek mythology likely borrowed from Ancient Mesopotamian religion.
What is a shield law?
<span>A shield law provides statutory protection for the “reporters’ privilege” — legal rules which protect journalists against the government requiring them to reveal confidential sources or other information. Sometimes an overzealous prosecutor or law enforcement agency will subpoena a reporter’s notes or the identity of a source to aid an investigation or prosecution. A shield law would allow leakers and sources to feel safe approaching journalists to expose wrongdoing in society, similar to providing priests and psychiatrists the ability to provide some confidentiality to conversations, without concerns that a judge would require their identities or the information to be turned over to the federal government unless under very limited circumstances. The District of Columbia and 49 states have some level of protections from local and state agencies. No statutory protection exists at the federal level.</span>
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