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What did ancient Sumerians house in ziggurats? A.Slaves and servants B.Government leaders C.Trade markets D.Religious shrines
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What did ancient Sumerians house in ziggurats?
A.Slaves and servants
B.Government leaders
C.Trade markets
D.Religious shrines
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Answer is D. Religious shrines housed in ziggurats
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The answer is D. Religious shrines
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