Question

which best explains the mesopotamian practice of placing ziggurats at the center of their city - states? choose 1 answer: a the stepped architecture was designed to designate different levels of social hierarchy b leaders valued religion and wanted a prominent place to pay tribute to local gods c mesopotamians believed that demons could not reach the center of a circle, so they put the ziggurat as close to the center as possible

Explanation:

Ziggurats were religious structures in Mesopotamian city - states. Leaders placed them at the center as religion was highly important and they wanted a prominent location to honor local gods.

Answer:

B. Leaders valued religion and wanted a prominent place to pay tribute to local gods