In the beginning, the main temple in each city was the center of government and economic life as well. Sumerian kings were subordinate to the priesthood. Over time, this situation essentially reversed as kings made conquests and gained power, so that the religious establishment was subordinated to the king.
Various works by Jean Bottéro, for example, go into this in more detail.
Sumerian city-states were governed by a king and his council. Their religion was polytheism - a god for each major function in life and living, to whom they gave offerings and hoped for protection and benefits in return.
I'm pretty sure it is religion
they had different forms of government
they placed the power to govern in kings because they believed the god let the kings rule. the gods let the kings rule because the kings worshipped them. the priests were also leaders but not as strong as kings. kings were trusted with Sumerian government because they strongly believed in their religion.
sumerian government was about love and compasiion and having lots of babies
The Sumerian government was monarchy.
it was very much connected to religion.
I don't know ask a history teacher
because the government was bast on the Church
Ireland no longer has an official religion, and it's not connected to the government.
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The religious establishment was subordinated to the king.