Why were the Hebrews considered unusual in Mesopotamia? a. They were the first group to declare war
b. They were the first group to make money
c. They were the first group to create government
d. They were the first group to have monotheism

The correct option is;

d. They were the first group to have monotheism

Explanation:

Unlike other neighboring groups, that practiced polytheism by having several gods and goddesses, the Hebrew were among one of the first people that had a religion with a Monotheistic belief. Monotheism is the belief in a single supernatural God rather than having many gods and goddesses.

The religious idea of a singular omnipresent (present everywhere), omniscient (knows everybody's thoughts, knows everything) God was a strange idea at that period.

The idea of Monotheism was promoted first by Abraham and is now practiced worldwide.

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your answer will most likely be a.