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Ziggurat was a temple structure related to which ancient civilization?

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Correct answer: Mesopotamia

The direct answer is A: Mesopotamia. A ziggurat was a large, stepped temple structure built by peoples of ancient Mesopotamia, the region between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. It usually had several raised levels and a shrine or temple at the top. Step by step, identify the special word: ziggurat is associated with Mesopotamian cities, religion, rulers and temple institutions. Option A is correct because Sumerian and other Mesopotamian societies built such structures. Option B, Harappa, belongs to the Indus Valley Civilization; Harappan cities are known for planned streets, drainage and distinctive architecture, not ziggurats. Option C, Rome, is linked with Roman roads, forums, amphitheatres and other structures. Option D, Greece, is known for temples with columns and forms such as the Parthenon, not Mesopotamian stepped ziggurats. Memory cue: ziggurat means a stepped temple tower of Mesopotamia.

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