The first person to establish a dynastic empire in Mesopotamia was: a. Sargon the Akkadian. b. Utnapishtam the Faraway c. Ur-Nammu. d. Hammurabi. e. Zardoz.

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Sargon the Akkadian is the first character in history known for, among other things, creating an empire. But what we know about him is based mainly on poetic reports or legends

The first person to establish a dynastic empire in Mesopotamia was: a. Sargon the Akkadian. b. Utnapishtam the Faraway c. Ur-Nammu. d. Hammurabi. e. Zardoz.

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