8 sentences with “organised”

3. Crop irrigation, which occurred in an organised way sometime around the same time in Mesopotamia.

Their bureaucracies were not large or organised enough to easily handle large populations, and rebellions were frequent.

For the Universal Exhibition to be held in 1889, a competition was organised for the construction of a tower that would be a masterpiece of the mechanical industry.

The existence of a priesthood and an organised cult at Çatal Höyük is surprising, because it means that people were systematically trying to understand how the world worked.

Over time, they sent out annual military expeditions and organised conscription, sending out large standing armies of native Assyrian soldiers who went out each year to conquer more territory.

The Mesopotamians also created systems of writing, organised religion and literature, all of which would come to have an enormous influence on world history and, in turn, on Western civilisation.

According to Roman legends, the Etruscans ruled the Romans from sometime in the 8th century BC until 509 BC. During that time, the Etruscans organised them to fight as a phalanx in the Greek lines.

That said, by the time of the Middle Kingdom, there was an organised and fortified military presence on all of Egypt's borders, with a particular focus on Nubia and 'Asia' (i.e. everything east of the Sinai Peninsula).