The earliest societies of Mesopotamia believed their rulers had divine right

(1). As these societies grew in size, more complex governments and bureaucracies emerged

(2). As a result, ancient Mesopotamia became the birthplace of a secular society that separated church and state

(3). Which option accurately critiques the claims in the summary

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Seth Choi

7 March, 03:46

The earliest societies of Mesopotamia believed their rulers had divine right

(1). As these societies grew in size, more complex governments and bureaucracies emerged

(2). As a result, ancient Mesopotamia became the birthplace of a secular society that separated church and state

(3). Which option accurately critiques the claims in the summary

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Benjamin Ponce · Answer 1

(1). As these societies grew in size, more complex governments and bureaucracies emerged

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