Mesopotamian religion was polytheistic. Polytheistic means A) "the belief in gods in nature." B) "the belief in more than one god." C) "the belief that priests were kings." D) "the belief that god was

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Mesopotamian religion was polytheistic. Polytheistic means

A) "the belief in gods in nature."
B) "the belief in more than one god."
C) "the belief that priests were kings."
D) "the belief that god was everywhere."

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The belief in more than one god

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B correct me in comments

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