2. Which of the following is true of Sumerian city-states? ● Priests led Sumerian armies in time of war.
● The royal palace was the central building in each city.
● Each Sumerian city was independent from the others.
● Farmers and soldiers controlled the government of the cities.

Correct answer is Each Sumerian city was independent from the others.

Explanation:

First option is not correct as priests were not leading army, but were serving in the temples called ziggurats.

Second option is not correct because the mentioned ziggurats were the central building.

Third is correct because there were many city-states such as Uruk, Ur, Lagash and many others that had political independence.

Fourth is not correct as the ruling class was consisted out of rulers and the people who surrounded them.

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