The ziggurat shown below, built in the 21st century b.c.e., in the ancient
Sumerian city of Ur, is an example of*
terraced palace gardens
a worship place and administrative center
a granary
an early astronomical observatory

Answer:

a worship place and administrative center

Explanation:

Ziggurats were used for religious purposes such as prayer and sacrifices.

The ziggurat shown below, built in the 21st century b.c.e., in the ancient Sumerian city of Ur is an example of a worship place and administrative. The correct option is B.

The worship of Mesopotamian gods took place in ziggurats. They were enormous stepped pyramids that towered over the ancient Mesopotamian landscape. Ziggurats were built very tall, with stairs connecting each level. They reached up toward the heavens, where it was believed that the gods lived.

In the Sumerian city of Ur, in prehistoric Mesopotamia, the Great Ziggurat was constructed as a temple dedicated to the moon god Nanna. The ziggurat is the only significant piece of Ur remaining in modern-day southern Iraq, more than 4,000 years later, and is still well-preserved in most places.

Thus, the ideal selection is option B.

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23. How can the Constitution be amended? (10 points)

read the following excerpt and answer the question below.



. . . shall have the Power To lay and collect Taxes. . . . throughout the United States. . . .

- Article I, U.S. Constitution



Which person or group has this role in the United States government?


the Congress


the President


the Supreme Court


the Federal Reserve Board

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In what ways can nationalism have both negative and positive effects on a society?

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Words to Know
Understanding the following words will help you read this lesson:
TERMS & NAMES
primary source
secondary source
oral history
How Historians
Study the Past
Build on What You Know You may know where your parents or ancestors came from and some of the stories about them. Relatives and their stories help people understand their family history. Now learn what historians use to help them understand the past.
Understanding the Past
ESSENTIAL QUESTION What questions do historians ask to help them understand the past?
People investigate their family history to find out about their ancestors. In the process, however, they also find out about themselves. We study world history for the same reasons.
Why Study History? What has already happened to a person, a family, or a
society affects what will occur today and in the future. But history is much more than simply recounting and studying past events. Examining a historical event also involves studying a society’s culture, religion, politics, and economics.
When historians examine past events, they try to find patterns. They look for causes and effects that explain how and why events happened. They also try to understand why some ideas and traditions last and why others die out. Just as important, historians attempt to see the past through the eyes of the people who lived it. By doing so, historians gain greater insight into human nature and answer important historical questions.

Asking Historical Questions As historians study the past, they ask themselves questions like those below. These questions help historians compare different societies and draw conclusions about the past.
• How have groups or societies interacted, and what have been the results?
• How have leaders governed societies?
• How have belief systems developed and changed?
• How have societies dealt with differences among their people?
• How have societies tried to protect people’s security?
• How are societies similar and different?

Why do we study history?
The Historian’s Tools
ESSENTIAL QUESTION What methods do historians use to help them answer questions about what happened in the past? When you hang up a picture, you use a hammer to pound in the nail. Historians also use tools to do their job. These tools include primary sources, secondary sources, and oral history.

Primary Sources A primary source is something written or created by a person who witnessed a historical event. You will learn about an ancient primary source on the next page. Primary sources include letters, diaries, eyewitness articles, videotapes, speeches, and photographs. Artifacts, such as the human-made tools, are also primary sources.

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How Knowledge of the Past Changes
ESSENTIAL QUESTION What steps do historians take as they answer historical questions?
Detectives use fingerprints and other evidence to solve crimes. Historians act as detectives too. They use evidence from primary, secondary, and oral sources.
Fact or Fiction? Historical evidence isn’t always as simple as a bloodstain at a crime
scene. Historians sometimes have more information than they can use when they try to answer a question. They must sort through all of the information and choose what’s most important and most trustworthy as evidence. In addition, sometimes what historians thought was true turns out to be false. For instance, one historian proved that the so-called mummy’s
curse was false. According to legend, the curse would kill anyone who entered the tomb of an ancient Egyptian ruler. Many people believed the curse had caused the death of English archaeologist Lord Carnarvon. He died suddenly in 1923, shortly after entering the tomb
of ancient Egyptian ruler “King Tut.” People believe that the other archaeologists who had entered the tomb between 1923 and 1926 would also die as a result of the curse. However, a historian later examined the archaeologists’ death records. Their average age at death was
70 years. The evidence did not support the existence of the mummy’s curse.

Drawing Conclusions The mummy’s curse was easy to disprove. But not all historical questions are so easily answered. Sometimes different historians arrive at different conclusions based on the same facts.
Answer the following questions

2. What is the difference between primary and secondary sources?

A major difference between the governments of the British colonies and those of other European nations was that?

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Which explorer's journals reported vivid accounts of Oklahoma plants and wildlife, including descriptions of native
flowers, mockingbirds, snakes, bears, and panthers?
A. George C. Sibley
B. James Wilkinson
C. John R. Bell
D. Thomas Nuttall

How did the physical geography of Greece lead to interactions with other cultures

What is your favorite Founding Father??? Mine is Alexander Hamilton.

Why did John Birley not tell the truth about life working in the mill to the inspectors?

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In the period 600 to 1450 C.E., trade networks expanded and economic productive capacity increased. Technological innovations and transfers often contributed to this process. Develop an argument that evaluates the extent to which technological innovations or transfers led to increased economic growth in this period

In the Declaration of Independence, the list of complaints against the king of England is described as a list of "facts." According to Stephen E. Lucas, the authors are trying to describe the truth without interpretation. Do you think the authors of the declaration succeeded in providing a perfectly unbiased account of the king's actions? Use examples to back up your answer.

this reagion of north america found in northern Canada is called​

Which of the following groups would have most strongly objected to the plans
outlined in the portions of the Treaty of Paris (1783) included in this passage?
A. Poor American farmers in the Appalachian Mountains
B. Members of the Patriot movement in New England
C. Native Americans in the Ohio River Valley
D. Political and military leaders in France

Which statement best describes how Thomas Edison changed American lifel

need help with this question please... will give brainliest to the best and most indepth answer Give a definition of a political party.

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Which of the following was the main reason why Irish immigrants moved to the United States in such large numbers in the 1840s?

What are some challenges you think the next generation will face?

Which statement BEST supports the ideology Emancipation Proclamation? Group of answer choices Provided the immediate emancipation of all slaves of states that seceded. Provided the immediate emancipation of all slaves in the continental US. Provided the immediate emancipation of all slaves willing to fight. Provided the gradual emancipation of all slaves.

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Which of these explorers was shipwrecked while looking for cities of gold like El Dorado in Texas, and also started the legend of Cibola in Texas?

A. Cabeza de Vaca

B. La Salle

C. Cortes

D. Vasquez de Coronado

3. Which of these statements is TRUE? Osama bin Laden was killed in Afghanistan. Operation Enduring Freedom ended in late 2014. U.S. Troops are no longer stationed in Afghanistan. Afghanistan still has not had a democratically-elected leader

14. How many Americans lived west of the Appalachians by 1803?

What caused the Renaissance to happen after a disaster like the Black Death?

Who was the leader of an Allied nation during the war in Europe?
Adolf Hitler
George Patton Benito Mussolini
Joseph Stalin

In the area of Private Domain, name one part of a citizen’s life which you think the government should not interfere with. Explain why you think the government should not intrude in this area.

Which of the following most accurately describes the right of American citizens to privacy?
A.
The right to privacy is determined entirely by the states on a case-by-case basis.
B.
The right to privacy is explicitly granted in the Constitution.
C.
The Supreme Court has ruled that the right to privacy is implied in the Bill of Rights.
D.
There is no right to privacy, but the government seldom violates individuals' privacy because it is not necessary for it to do so.

What are the major elements of pan-national

What coastline is the West located on? (Ocean)​