Question
Why did Egyptians view their gods as good and Mesopotamians view their gods as punishing?(1 point)
Responses
Egyptian gods gave torrential floods and Mesopotamian gods gave beneficial floods
Egyptian gods gave torrential floods and Mesopotamian gods gave beneficial floods
Pharaohs and Kings were seen as gods
Pharaohs and Kings were seen as gods
Egyptian gods gave beneficial floods and Mesopotamian gods gave torrential floods
Egyptian gods gave beneficial floods and Mesopotamian gods gave torrential floods
Amen-Ra was a nice guy and Enil was not
Responses
Egyptian gods gave torrential floods and Mesopotamian gods gave beneficial floods
Egyptian gods gave torrential floods and Mesopotamian gods gave beneficial floods
Pharaohs and Kings were seen as gods
Pharaohs and Kings were seen as gods
Egyptian gods gave beneficial floods and Mesopotamian gods gave torrential floods
Egyptian gods gave beneficial floods and Mesopotamian gods gave torrential floods
Amen-Ra was a nice guy and Enil was not
Answers
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The correct response is: **Egyptian gods gave beneficial floods and Mesopotamian gods gave torrential floods**.
This reflects how ancient Egyptians viewed their gods as benevolent because the annual flooding of the Nile was predictable and essential for agriculture, whereas Mesopotamians experienced less predictable and often destructive flooding from the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, leading to a view of their gods as more capricious and punishing.
This reflects how ancient Egyptians viewed their gods as benevolent because the annual flooding of the Nile was predictable and essential for agriculture, whereas Mesopotamians experienced less predictable and often destructive flooding from the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, leading to a view of their gods as more capricious and punishing.