Summarize the religion-violence in both ancient mesopotamia

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Briefly summarize the connection between religion and violence in both ancient Mesopotamia and either ancient India or ancient China. Be sure to explain their similarities and/or differences (try not to say something like "These two religions are both similar and different).

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