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What is a ziggurat? A. A stone pillar which Hammurabi's Code was carve dinto B. A sharpened and dried reed used to write C. A pyramid shaped temple to a local god D. An abs…

What is a ziggurat? A. A stone pillar which Hammurabi's Code was carve dinto B. A sharpened and dried reed used to write C. A pyramid shaped temple to a local god D. An abs…
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What is a ziggurat?

A. A stone pillar which Hammurabi's Code was carve dinto
B. A sharpened and dried reed used to write
C. A pyramid shaped temple to a local god
D. An abstract symbol used to represent a sound

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C. A pyramid shaped temple to a local god

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