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How were religious traditions similar in Mesopotamia, ancient Egypt, and the ancient Indus River Valley? They were all monotheistic. They were all polytheistic. They all worshipped a mother goddess. They
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How were religious traditions similar in Mesopotamia, ancient Egypt, and the ancient Indus River Valley?

They were all monotheistic.
They were all polytheistic.
They all worshipped a mother goddess.
They were all ruled by priests instead of kings.

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they were all polytheistic.
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Answer: Your answer would be "They were all polytheistic"

Explanation: All 3 areas of religion were Polytheistic. This means that they believed in multiple gods and goddesses and were mainly based on nature. This was around 3100 bc.

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