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1 year ago

Which of the following best describes the layout of Mesopotamian cities?

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"Cities were built around walled palaces that showed the power of Mesopotamia's rulers." best describes the layout of Mesopotamian cities. Option B

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<h3>What are Mesopotamian cities?</h3>

Generally, Towns like Eridu, Akkadian kingdoms, the Third Dynasty of Ur, and the many Assyrian empires all called Mesopotamia home. Other notable cities in the region include Uruk, Nippur, Nineveh, Assur, and Babylon.

In conclusion, Mesopotamic city plans were characterized by their location in relation to fortified royal residences.

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a) Moses -

There's only one God and it must be feared for God protects its people. The other gods are false gods.

b) Jesus’ response-

God is my father and myself, for I'm also God. The other gods are false, but people can find their way to heaven as long as they're good people.

c) Muhammad’s response-

My god is the only true god and the others are infidels.

2. What is the holy book of your faith and how does it compare to others?

a) Moses- response-

The 10 commandments are the orders I follow.

b) Jesus’ response-

The Hebrew Bible, although I don't need scriptures since I am God.

c) Muhammad’s response-

My faith doesn't come from a holy book by from Allah himself.

3. What types of internal differences and divisions exist within your faith?

d) Moses- response-

There are no division in my people

e) Jesus’ response-

There are those who believe in me as a god and those who don't

f) Muhammad’s response-

There are only true Muslims and infidels.

4. How are the basic beliefs of your faith similar to the other monotheistic faiths?

g) Moses- response-

We all believe in a one true God.

h) Jesus’ response-

We all believe in a one true God, but I am that God and that God is my father.

i) Muhammad’s response-

We all believe in a one true God, which is Allah.

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