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Adventures similar to characters in modern popular movies today are said to mirror the first ancient, action figure hero in a long poem, from what opposite part of the world?Group of answer choicesEgyptIndiaMesopotamiaChinaNext

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Adventures similar to characters in modern popular movies today are said to mirror the first ancient, action figure hero in a long poem, from what opposite part of the world?Group of answer choicesEgyptIndiaMesopotamiaChinaNext

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The answer is Mesopotamia. The ancient action figure hero referred to is likely Gilgamesh, a major hero in ancient Mesopotamian mythology, and the protagonist of the Epic of Gilgamesh, an epic poem from ancient Mesopotamia. This is one of the earliest works of literature in the world.

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