Mesopotamian Religion
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- Q 1/7Score 0The largest structure in this city-state is...29marketplacearmy housing and guard towerking's palaceziggurat
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- Q1The largest structure in this city-state is...marketplacearmy housing and guard towerking's palaceziggurat120s
- Q2Which list below ranks the people of Mesopotamia from the highest level of power to the lowest?farmer, king, priest, slaveking, priest, farmer, slavescribe, priest, king, farmermerchant, trader, slave, farmer120s
- Q3Based on the meaning of "polytheism", the prefix "poly" means.....noneonly oneancient or oldmany or more than one120s
- Q4The best reason for building large ziggurats was most likely...to sell many items in the marketplaceto create great artworksto impress other city-states and keep the gods happyto protect people in times of war120s
- Q5Which word is the closest synonym for a ziggurat?templepriestmarketidol120s
- Q6The artwork above shows one of the Mesopotamian gods. Using observation and inferring skills, this god is MOST likely the god of....mountainswater and the rivercloudsflowers120s
- Q7Many of the gods and goddesses of Mesopotamia were often matched with nature. This was probably because ...they liked animals and flowersnature was easier to make art withthey relied on nature and needed a way to explain itthey wanted to be different from the monotheists120s
