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Which of these statements is most accurate with regards to ziggurats as a symbol of law and religion?
a) ziggurats served as simple tombs or burial grounds for mesopotamian leaders. political leaders and their families were buried in them.
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b) the ziggurat’s height made it a focal point of the city. it was a symbol of theocracy giving recognition to the deity’s political authority.
c) the ziggurats served as a public forum and temple for citizens to voice their concerns or opinions. all citizens were encouraged to attend and participate.
d) the ziggurat housed a civilization’s most basic laws and were displayed in the temple for all citizens to view. public legal hearings were also heard at the ziggurat.

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