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: Foster describes agriculture as the "gears" of the empire, providing the resources necessary to fuel industries and sustain a specialized workforce.

The story of the Akkadian Empire begins with a legend. Sargon, whose name Sharru-kin ironically means "the true king" (often a title adopted by usurpers), rose from obscurity. Legend claims he was the cupbearer to the King of Kish before overthrowing him and establishing a new capital: Agade (Akkad). The Age Of Agade- Inventing Empire In Ancient Mesopotamia

Here are key features of by Benjamin R. Foster: : Foster describes agriculture as the "gears" of