Which of the following led to the end of the Neo-Sumerian Empire

The answer is attack from outside forces. These militaries signify the growing forces of the so named ‘Sumerian Renaissance’ up to the finish of the third millennium. With the failure of the Akkadian Empire subsequent the death of the Shar-kali-sharri, the Guti sloped against the Mesopotamian plain. A family, far-off people, their law escorted in an era of deteriorating riches resulting in a failing social order.