During the second and third millennia B.C., the inhabitants of Mesopotamia were
A. dominated by a single empire centered at Uruk.
B. dependent on a diet of millet and pig.
C. practitioners of scapulimancy.
D. subdivided politically into a series of city-states.
Question 2
Key features of the Ubaid period in southern Mesopotamia were
A. large urban settlements and the establishment of the earliest states.
B. the development of the temple institution and the spread of canal irrigation.
C. beveled-rim bowls and other mold-made pottery vessels.
D. the world's earliest known written documents.
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