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| + | To find out about the legitimation of authority, read: [[1. What is the legitimation of authority ?]] | ||
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The legitimation of authority was necessary in Sumer. The first states of human history in Sumer were
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Edited by Jacob Brown To find out about the legitimation of authority, read: 1. What is the legitimation of authority ? Return to History 8 Home Page. Return to *History 8 Mesopotamia Notes.
