Modern Day Iraq and Iran

This confrontation has been brewed for centuries. Contemporary Iraq and Iran have conflicting interests and controversies about the border and control, and go back to the Ottoman Empire and the Persian Empire under Safavit (Hiro, 1991). Most of this war was done by Iraq of Saddam Hussein and Iran of Ayatollah Khomeini. Both political leaders are trying to protect what I think is their idea and what I want to incorporate from the other side. The main reason for Iran's conflict struggle is to occupy Iraq's oil fields and exchange chips to secure the fire power urgently needed by Iraq and Iran, or to attack Iraqi artillery.

From Greeks to Turks and Armenians, everyone claimed that they first made a basketball, but it was Mesopotamian Assyrians (modern Iraq, Syria, Iran and Turkey). The scholars believe that this mysterious moment of history took place around the 8th century BC The first jam was done under quite simple conditions and baked in a wood - burning oven. In ancient times, Greek sailors and merchants frequently visited Mesopotamia, and it took not much time to become a big fan of this delicious new food. They not only brought as many nut cakes as possible but even got a recipe, and in the 3 rd century BC, Baklava was made and served in a wealthy Greek family. Greeks made significant improvements to this popular food even by acquiring a very thin fabric technique.

Mesopotamia is an ancient historical district located between modern Iraq and some Tigris and Euphrates rivers in Kuwait, Syria, Turkey and Iran. Mesopotamia is part of a fertile new moon and is home to the earliest human civilization. The scholars believe that the agricultural revolution has started from here. The earliest resident of Mesopotamia lived in a circular dwelling made of earth and brick upstream of the Tigris and Euphrates river valleys. They began agriculture by cultivating sheep and pigs between 11000 and 9000 BC. Livestock such as flax, wheat, barley, lentils, etc. appeared around 9.500 BC.