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Which was a Sumerian religious practice? The people of Sumer were polytheistic. The gods existed to serve the people of Sumer. The gods were seen as unimportant in daily life. M…

Which was a Sumerian religious practice? The people of Sumer were polytheistic. The gods existed to serve the people of Sumer. The gods were seen as unimportant in daily life. M…
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Which was a Sumerian religious practice?

The people of Sumer were polytheistic.
The gods existed to serve the people of Sumer.
The gods were seen as unimportant in daily life.
Merchants attended church weekly to please the gods.

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Sumerians were polytheistic (which means they believe in more than one god)

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Answer:Sumerians were polytheistic

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