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Imagine that you are a village in ancient Mesopotamia. Every hundred years or so, your village gets taken over by a different empire. How does that affect the way your culture develops over time? use ur
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Imagine that you are a village in ancient Mesopotamia. Every hundred years or so, your village gets taken over by a different empire. How does that affect the way your culture develops over time? use ur own words

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The village will barely have its own culture anymore. Different beliefs will mix together and people will teach their kids different things. This could cause disagreements to break out within the people because the culture of this village is not brief enough to be passed in directly. Hope this helped i did my best!
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The original culture wouldn’t be present anymore. Because so many others have come in it all kind of mixes and creates something new.
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