The creation myths of Sumer and Greece share a common character named . -Cronos
-Tiamat
-Chaos
-Zeus

Chaos

Explanation:

Sumer. The Sumerians believed that the world was once watery chaos. The gods came to bring order, and when the mother of Chaos, an immense dragon named Tiamat, tried to stop them, she was overcome by Enlil, one of the gods. He split her body open. Half became the earth, and the other half became the sky. The gods then beheaded her husband; his blood, when mixed with clay, became the human race.

Greece. The Greeks believed that chaos existed in the beginning. Chaos gave birth to Nyx (the darkness of night), Eros (desire), Gaia (the earth), Erebus (the darkness of the underworld), and Tartarus (the underworld). Gaia brought forth many children, one of whom was Cronos. Cronos in turn had six children, three of whom were Zeus, Hades, and Poseidon. When their father turned evil, they overthrew him. Zeus then became the god of heaven, Hades the god of the underworld, and Poseidon the god of the sea.

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