1. Who was Sargon and how did he rise to power in ancient Mesopotamia

Explanation: Sargon was a ruler of Mesopotamia. Sargon began his rise as a cupbearer to the king of Kish, whom he eventually overthrew. He then led troops against the great rival ruler to the south, Lugalzagesi, who commanded all of Sumer.

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