How does eve respond to adam's judgment of her? eve fell at his feet, crying, begging him not to leave her. eve walked away defiantly. eve planned a way of revenge. eve defended herself.

As a response to Adam's judgment of her, Eve fell at his feet, crying, begging him not to leave her.

Eva, in her defense against the questions of both Adam and God, said that it was the serpent who deceived her, making her eat the fruit of the forbidden tree, telling her that it was the sweetest fruit she was ever going to taste.

d: social contract theory

i think it was because of how protected egyptian civilization was was which allowed them to evolve without much outside influence.