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In Mesopotamian religion,
 
  A. priests had very little power.
  B. the people believed that the deities never interfered with human effort.
  C. there was only one god.
  D. people believed that deities behaved essentially like humans.

Question 2

The basic type of construction for buildings in Mesopotamia was
 
  A. vaulted ceiling and columns.
  B. arches and columns.
  C. post-and-lintel.
  D. flying buttresses and arches.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

C





 

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