The kuhites invented which kind of writing? a. hieroglyphs b. meroitic script c. cursive d. cuneiform

B. Meroitic script

Explanation:

The Kuhites developed a writing system closely to resemble the ancient Egyptians, using Meroitic hieroglyphs and a simplified Meroitic script.

While the hieroglyps were used mostly in the walls with sacred connotations and with a appealing design, the Meroitic script  was unique to the civilization living in Kush.

The Meroitic script had two scripts, as shown in the image below, and were used as a system adopting some characteristics of their Egyptian predecesors.

The script is derived from Egyptian hieroglyphs, and some variations like a Meroitic cursive were later employed

See the image to contrast and identify some changes :

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