The Mesopotamians worshipped many, many gods.
The Mesopotamians believed that the relationship between gods and mortals was a staple for existence
The Mesopotamians were the first civilization, so therefore, they "came up" with the first religion. The Mesopotamians were polytheistic, which means they worshipped many gods. The gods the Mesopotamians worshipped were based on the natural happenings, their harvest's, hurricanes, and they loved (especially) one god that they claimed "made" the Tigris and Euphrates rivers flood in the summertime every year, so the crops were extra rich from the silt in the water, which came from the mountains.
star-nosed moles
they believed in many Gods, as far as I'm aware mesopotanian culture wasn't all unified, there were quite a few different cities up and down the Euphrates, i think i heard they worshipped the sun and moon and the chaldeans (babylonians) had pretty much a whole pantheon of gods
The Mesopotamians worshipped many, many gods.
The Mesopotamians had about 2,000 gods
polytheism, or the belief if many gods
The Mesopotamians believed that the relationship between gods and mortals was a staple for existence
ziggurats
The Mesopotamians were the first civilization, so therefore, they "came up" with the first religion. The Mesopotamians were polytheistic, which means they worshipped many gods. The gods the Mesopotamians worshipped were based on the natural happenings, their harvest's, hurricanes, and they loved (especially) one god that they claimed "made" the Tigris and Euphrates rivers flood in the summertime every year, so the crops were extra rich from the silt in the water, which came from the mountains.
They believed that the gods chose their kings
star-nosed moles
they believed in many Gods, as far as I'm aware mesopotanian culture wasn't all unified, there were quite a few different cities up and down the Euphrates, i think i heard they worshipped the sun and moon and the chaldeans (babylonians) had pretty much a whole pantheon of gods
The advancement of the ziggurat in Mesopotamian society had a significant impact as it served religious and administrative functions, symbolizing the connection between the people and their gods. It also provided a focal point for social and economic activities, as well as contributing to the sense of unity and identity among the people of Mesopotamia.
They worshiped at the Ziggurat a temple where people sent offerings to the gods.
the mesopotamianz did this so they could get what the needed