Which is true about the fall of Sumer?

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enyata [817]3 years ago

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Answer:

I am not sure but, here is details about them.

Explanation:

They disappeared in the 2000 B.C(Before Christ) as a result of the military lose.
About 2000 B.C Sargon made a empire in the place called Mesopotamia which also may include Sumer.
But, before Sargon's conquest his people started to enter the place called Sumer.

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