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Dimas [21]
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What effect did the Sumerians beleve their gods had on

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irinina [24]3 years ago
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The ancient Sumerians believed that everything that happened to them - good and bad - was the result of a god's pleasure or displeasure. The daily life of every person was spent seeking ways to please and appease their many (many!) gods. The center of daily life was a very tall temple, the ziggurat.

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