The writing was first developed in civilization as a way to keep what important records?

A.

the names of gods and goddesses

B.

the number of people born

C.

the amount of grain harvested

D.

the lists of social classes

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Wesley Schneider

19 November, 00:53

The writing was first developed in civilization as a way to keep what important records?

A.

the names of gods and goddesses

B.

the number of people born

C.

the amount of grain harvested

D.

the lists of social classes

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Answers (2)

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Koen French · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter C: the amount of grain harvested.

Explanation:

The writing was first developed in civilization as a way to keep records and better manage complex institutions. The writing is called Cuneiform and was first used in Mesopotamia it was developed by the ancient Sumerians (3500-3000 BCE) to keep track of economic exchanges, for noting down things, items and objects.

Branden Mills · Answer 2

Branden Mills 19 November, 04:16

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Answer: I think the answer is: C

The writing was first developed in civilization as a way to keep what important records?A.the names of gods and goddessesB.the number of people bornC.the amount of grain harvestedD.the lists of social classes

The writing was first developed in civilization as a way to keep what important records?

A.

the names of gods and goddesses

B.

the number of people born

C.

the amount of grain harvested

D.

the lists of social classes