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The 9 pages that link to Sumerian city-states, each with the reason it gives.

• SumerBroader topic: They formed Sumer’s basic political units.

• Sumerian religionNarrower topic: Local political communities organized their own gods, temples, and public rites.

• Sargon of AkkadBroader topic: Sargon’s campaigns brought these formerly independent centers under one ruler.

• Sumerian mythologyRelated: Stories often center on gods whose cults belonged to particular cities.

• Mesopotamian kingshipBroader topic: Their competition and civic cults shaped early forms of local kingship.

• EannatumNarrower topic: Eannatum’s campaigns aimed to extend Lagash’s power among rival city-states.

• History of MesopotamiaBroader topic: Their rivalry and alliances shaped early political life before large territorial empires.

• Kesh Temple HymnRelated: The hymn links Kesh’s sacred prestige with the identity of its city.

• Lugal-zage-siRelated: His expansion brought several city-states under a single kingship.