Why did early civilizations develop writing,. (select all that apply.)

a. to educate women in temple schools

b. to domesticate animals and plants

c. to keep track of goods

d. to worship gods and goddesses

e. to make life in cities possible?

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Ashley Ellis

6 March, 11:20

Why did early civilizations develop writing,. (select all that apply.)

a. to educate women in temple schools

b. to domesticate animals and plants

c. to keep track of goods

d. to worship gods and goddesses

e. to make life in cities possible?

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Jayson Clements · Answer 1

C and D definitely, and maybe A. Writing was good for trading, and to worship, how? Well to keep track of lore, and events. E doesn't really apply however. And B doesn't either. correct me if I'm wrong though.

Why did early civilizations develop writing,. (select all that apply.)a. to educate women in temple schoolsb. to domesticate animals and plantsc. to keep track of goodsd. to worship gods and goddessese. to make life in cities possible?

Why did early civilizations develop writing,. (select all that apply.)

a. to educate women in temple schools

b. to domesticate animals and plants

c. to keep track of goods

d. to worship gods and goddesses

e. to make life in cities possible?