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How was ancient Mesopotamia economic system different from Ancient Egypt economic system? A. It did not rely on enslaved laborers B.It did not rely on government bureaucrats C. It was not based on a barter system D. It was not controlled by religious leaders Note: this is for edge and d is not the answer

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The correct answer is B. I know this answer is not expert verified, but it's correct.

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A. It did not rely on enslaved laborers

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Historians believe that slavery was practiced in ancient Mesopotamia, however, the Mesopotamian people did not rely heavily on enslaved laborers as most of them were involved in farming, fishing, and other trades.

However, they and the Egyptians did have centralized bureaucratic governments, their economies were based on a barter system, and they were controlled by a religious leader.

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