Answer: No, Ur and Uruk are not the same. They were both located in Lower Mesopotamia, but they were separate city-states. Uruk was the larger city-state and was founded around 4500 BC, while Ur, which is located near the Persian Gulf, was constructed around 3800 BC.
Something is seen as a resource if it can be used to increase the wealth or the power of the country controlling it. It stops being a resource if it is depleted or if it becomes obsolete or if it turns out that it can cause cancer or something similar.
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