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Mesopotamian vs Egyptian

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May 8, 2012

 

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Also they had to create irrigation systems in order to get water from the river to their crops. With the river near by they were able to create a city of there own. They had their own religious beliefs that “the gods” owned the cities and the temples that were made were dedicated to the chief god or goddess of the city...
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Other then the gods having power, the priests and priestesses had great power as well. The priest did not only perform religious functions but also political and economic ones. Since they believed that the gods owned the city, the government was based on theocracy. With their belief in the god and the development of the government, agriculture started to grow and social groups started to form...
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