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How did the priests and King of sumer one another
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how did preist and kings
temple priests
The Priests of Sumer had been kings before, until city-states conflicts arose and the way Sumer ruled changed. So Priests had power like knowing what the gods would say so kings needed their help and knowledge.
The people in the upper social class were kings, priests, government officials, and rich merchants. Upper class wives could also be in this class.
Upper: Kings, Warriors, Priests, etc. Middle: Merchants, Farmers, Fishers, Artisans. Lower: Enslaved people, Criminals, Unskilled worked.
the kings
How did the priests and King of sumer one another
They bribed priests and the priests told everyone the king is a decendant of the gods! tadaa
They bribed priests and the priests told everyone the king is a decendant of the gods! tadaa
temple priests
The Priests of Sumer had been kings before, until city-states conflicts arose and the way Sumer ruled changed. So Priests had power like knowing what the gods would say so kings needed their help and knowledge.
The top class in Sumer's social structure was comprised of the kings and priests, who held political and religious power. They were considered to have divine authority and were responsible for governing the city-states and overseeing religious practices.
In egypt, there were pharaohs, and in Sumer there were kings and queens
Well I think that the kings were priests back then( that's what I researched) so when there was ancient Mesopotamia I think that kings and priests ruled.
The people in the upper social class were kings, priests, government officials, and rich merchants. Upper class wives could also be in this class.
Upper: Kings, Warriors, Priests, etc. Middle: Merchants, Farmers, Fishers, Artisans. Lower: Enslaved people, Criminals, Unskilled worked.
Some important people in mesopotamia were kings, priests, the scribe, record keepers, and Hammurabi (a king in ancient Sumer).
the kings