The leaders of Sumerian city-states
A) benefited their subjects but were also oppressive.
B) spared their subjects hardship by using foreign slave labor.
C) had little effect on the state of the physical environment.
D) provided few benefits or services to their subjects.
E) were aware of the responsibilities and duties of power.
Answer: A
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