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Why would equal treatment of women in ancient Mesopotamia have been a unifying factor?(1 point)
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All people in Mesopotamia were equal in wealth and status, so there was no conflict.
All people in Mesopotamia were equal in wealth and status, so there was no conflict.
Because kings decreed that there would be no conflict with regard to the roles of women in society.
Because kings decreed that there would be no conflict with regard to the roles of women in society.
Women had equality, but they were not allowed to be religious leaders, and women understood this and did not argue.
Women had equality, but they were not allowed to be religious leaders, and women understood this and did not argue.
Historically, division creates conflict; equality most often creates peace and unity.
Why would equal treatment of women in ancient Mesopotamia have been a unifying factor?(1 point)
Responses
All people in Mesopotamia were equal in wealth and status, so there was no conflict.
All people in Mesopotamia were equal in wealth and status, so there was no conflict.
Because kings decreed that there would be no conflict with regard to the roles of women in society.
Because kings decreed that there would be no conflict with regard to the roles of women in society.
Women had equality, but they were not allowed to be religious leaders, and women understood this and did not argue.
Women had equality, but they were not allowed to be religious leaders, and women understood this and did not argue.
Historically, division creates conflict; equality most often creates peace and unity.
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The best response to why equal treatment of women in ancient Mesopotamia may have been a unifying factor is:
**Historically, division creates conflict; equality most often creates peace and unity.**
This statement highlights the broader principle that equal treatment can foster social cohesion and reduce tensions, which can be a unifying factor in society.
**Historically, division creates conflict; equality most often creates peace and unity.**
This statement highlights the broader principle that equal treatment can foster social cohesion and reduce tensions, which can be a unifying factor in society.