Question

Which best describes the mathematics of the Mesopotamians?

It did not influence that of other places.

It was based on the number six.

It was learned from the Egyptians.

It did not have any practical use.

@Bradford16

Answer 1

I think C, not sure

Answer 2

http://learn.flvs.net/webdav/assessment_images/educator_mjworldhis/v12/module02/0200_g03_q01.jpg

Answer 3

What is the name for the Mesopotamian contribution shown in this image?

polytheism

cuneiform

hieroglyphics

ziggurat

Answer 4

I need the image..

Answer 5

its there on the link and srry i was eating @Bradford16

Answer 6

@Bradford16

Answer 7

Me too(: not that I saw?

Answer 8

its on the link please click on it and it will come out

Answer 9

I'm looking and its just a conversation :P

Answer 10

no wait

Answer 11

B sorry for confusion :P

Answer 12

lol ok wait

Answer 13

@Bradford16 are u not going to help me more :(

Answer 14

I just answered the picture question?

Answer 15

The ancient Israelites are most well-known for their concern with which of the following?

punishing lawbreakers harshly

moral standards of behavior

giving women more rights than men

establishing a homeland in Africa

Answer 16

I want to say A:
example you steal you get your hand chopped off
adulteresses are stoned stuff like that

Answer 17

Why did the growth of international trade lead to the development of currency?

People of all classes had easy access to money to use for trading.

The value of beads had become extremely inflated over time.

The availability of shells to use for trade was rapidly declining.

People needed to find an object that was of equal value to all parties involved.

Answer 18

@Bradford16

Answer 19

d

Answer 20

Why did money replace the barter system?

It gave religious leaders more control over worshippers.

It allowed kings and nobles to become richer than peasants.

It was a more efficient way of getting the goods customers want.

It made it easier to find someone to barter with.

Answer 21

c, did you read any of this?

Answer 22

yes

Answer 23

i had 50 questions to do and im only asking u 15

Answer 24

@Bradford16

Answer 25

:P just checking, what grade are you in?

Answer 26

6th! u?

Answer 27

10th

Answer 28

omg

Answer 29

What effect did Hammurabi's Code have on the practice of law?

It spelled out punishments for crimes.

It brought about the idea of democracy.

It caused rulers to abuse their subjects.

It gave the poor more rights than the rich.

Answer 30

@Bradford16

Answer 31

a

Answer 32

When Cyrus the Great conquered Babylon in 539 BCE,

he forced the city's inhabitants to follow Islam and renounce their gods

he merged Zoroastrian beliefs about divine rule with local beliefs

he allowed the city's inhabitants to follow their own beliefs and customs

he massacred the city's religious leaders so that he could be viewed as a god
@Bradford16

Answer 33

@bridgetalyssum