The Ziggurat helped with religion, irrigation, and economic surplus. What roles did women and slaves have in sumerian religion? Women became priestesses and the slaves worked in the Ziggurat. ... Math helped count and irrigate crops.
Upper class women can be priestesses and slaves work in temples.
In Sumerian religion, women held significant roles as priestesses, serving in temples and performing rituals to honor the deities. They were responsible for various religious ceremonies and could wield considerable influence within the religious community. Slaves, while often marginalized, also participated in religious practices, assisting in temple activities and rituals, highlighting the interconnectedness of religious life in Sumer with social hierarchies. Overall, both women and slaves contributed to the spiritual and cultural fabric of Sumerian society.
The Sumerian kings (called Lugals) had different roles in the various Sumerian cities where they ruled, but often is was a mixture of priestly roles and purely chief executive roles. Despite those priestly roles, Sumerians did not see their kings as descendants of the gods or as gods themselves. The Egyptiands did.
they had all of the sumerian rights just like Egyptian wome
egyptian had more rights
They were kind of like slaves, and poorly treated. The Spanish wanted to change their religion.
The Sumerians acquired slaves through various means, including warfare, where captured enemies became slaves, and through debt, where individuals sold themselves or their family members into slavery to repay debts. Additionally, some slaves were born into servitude, as the children of enslaved parents. The practice was an integral part of Sumerian society and economy, serving roles in households and large-scale agricultural production.
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In Sumerian mythology, four of the most important gods are Anu, the sky god and king of the gods; Enlil, the god of wind and storms who held great authority; Enki, the god of water, wisdom, and creation; and Inanna (or Ishtar), the goddess of love, war, and fertility. These deities played crucial roles in Sumerian cosmology and society, influencing agriculture, governance, and daily life. Their worship and myths formed the foundation of Sumerian religion and culture.
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They were slaves, Farmers and some were kings and soldier's.