The Ubaid period of Sumerian history was characterized by
A) villages sustained by hunting, fishing, and farming.
B) complex city-states with large populations.
C) the strict separation of church and state.
D) a complicated, centralized bureaucracy.
E) the fact that religion played a small role in people's lives.
Answer: A
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