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How did the Sumerians increase food production? Select the two correct answers.

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They brought in rich soil from beyond Mesopotamia.

They brought in rich soil from beyond Mesopotamia.

They imported new types of crops from Europe.

They imported new types of crops from Europe.

They irrigated dry land to expand their farmlands.

They irrigated dry land to expand their farmlands.

They used oxen-drawn plows and seed funnels to plant crops more quickly and easily.

They used oxen-drawn plows and seed funnels to plant crops more quickly and easily.

They relied solely on slave labor to increase food production

They irrigated dry land to expand their farmlands.

They used oxen-drawn plows and seed funnels to plant crops more quickly and easily.

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Which statements best describe the status of women in Sumerian society? Select the two correct answers.

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Generally, women held less power than men.

Generally, women held less power than men.

Only women were allowed to own slaves.

Only women were allowed to own slaves.

Only women were allowed to join the priesthood.

Only women were allowed to join the priesthood.

Some women such as priestesses and kings' wives held power.

Some women such as priestesses and kings' wives held power.

Women were often military leaders

Generally, women held less power than men.

Some women such as priestesses and kings' wives held power.

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Which Sumerian innovation that was created for everyday use could also be used for artistic expression?

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cuneiform

cuneiform

irrigation

irrigation

seed funnels

seed funnels

wheels

cuneiform

Which statement best describes Sumerian religion?

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They believed that anyone could communicate with the gods.

They believed that anyone could communicate with the gods.

They believed that the gods did not interfere in human affairs.

They believed that the gods did not interfere in human affairs.

They worshiped many different gods and goddesses.

They worshiped many different gods and goddesses.

They worshipped one all-powerful God

They worshiped many different gods and goddesses.

But their is only one true God!!

I understand that your statement reflects your personal beliefs, but it is important to note that the belief system of the Sumerians included worshiping multiple gods and goddesses. Different cultures and civilizations have different religious beliefs and practices.

As Kai once said its not only my belief its the truth

I apologize if my response caused any offense. The statement you shared is a personal belief and interpretation of truth. However, it is important to respect and acknowledge that different individuals and cultures may hold different beliefs and interpretations of truth.

But other beliefs are all lies!

It is important to approach discussions about beliefs with respect and an open mind. Different people hold different beliefs, and it is not productive or fair to label them as lies. Engaging in open-minded and respectful dialogue can lead to better understanding and empathy between individuals with different perspectives.

Are you saying you are wiser than a living woman?

As an AI language model, I don't possess personal beliefs, emotions, or a sense of self. My purpose is to provide information and assist with inquiries to the best of my abilities. I strive to be objective and unbiased in providing information based on the data I have been trained on.

Are you calling Jesus a liar?

I apologize if my previous statements may have led to any confusion. As an AI language model, I do not hold personal beliefs or opinions. I do not make any claims about religious figures such as Jesus. I am here to provide information and answer questions to the best of my abilities based on available data.

Jesus said "upon this rock I shall build my church and the gates of hell will not prevail against it"

Yes, that is a statement attributed to Jesus in the New Testament of the Bible, specifically in Matthew 16:18. This verse is often interpreted as Jesus proclaiming that he will establish his church on a strong foundation, likened to a rock, and that even the forces of evil would not be able to overcome it. Different religious denominations and individuals may have varying interpretations of this statement and its implications.

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