The Hebrews believed their status as "chosen people" meant that they were to a. deliver the message of monotheism to all Mesopotamian peoples.

b. become Mesopotamia's ruling class.

c. become exempt from temptation.

d. set an example of a higher moral standard.

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Anne Schaefer

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3 April, 17:33

The Hebrews believed their status as "chosen people" meant that they were to a. deliver the message of monotheism to all Mesopotamian peoples.

b. become Mesopotamia's ruling class.

c. become exempt from temptation.

d. set an example of a higher moral standard.

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Cherokee · Answer 1

Answer:d. set an example of a higher moral standard.

Explanation:

The Hebrews believed their status as "chosen people" meant that they were to a deliver the message of monotheism to all Mesopotamian peoples. This was done to set an example of a higher moral standard among the Hebrews.

The moral standards of the Hebrews was so high that they even had their own bible.

The Hebrews believed their status as "chosen people" meant that they were to a. deliver the message of monotheism to all Mesopotamian peoples.b. become Mesopotamia's ruling class.c. become exempt from temptation.d. set an example of a higher moral standard.

The Hebrews believed their status as "chosen people" meant that they were to a. deliver the message of monotheism to all Mesopotamian peoples.

b. become Mesopotamia's ruling class.

c. become exempt from temptation.

d. set an example of a higher moral standard.