How did the Tigris and Euphrates affect the life of the Mesopotamians?

Answer 1

Control of the rivers brought in rich and fertile soil. They took advantage of this to create agriculture.
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No, it didn't. It benefitted silt, a fine, sandy soil. This helped their crops grow. They controlled the river by building walls around their city-states.

Answer 2

the Tigris and Euphrates affected the life of the Mesopotamians because...

the river,euphrates changed its course and suddenly flooded the whole civilization and inhabitants had abandoned the city .winds and sandstorms eroded the walls and monuments and the great treasures of this civilization was buried beneath a sandy desert plain.

Answer 3

The Tigris-Euphrates river valley in Mesopotamia influenced the Mesopotamians development by allowing them to settle and raise crops in the riverbanks. Without the rivers, Mesopotamia would never been a home to civilization.

Answer 4

These are important because they used it for drinking water and using it to take showers once in a while. Without these rivers they can't live because it the ONLY 2 rivers they have to survive.

Answer 5

They controlled the land that the Tiger and Euphrates river was in.

Answer 6

The people of Mesopotamia controlled the flow of the two rivers by creating an irrigation system and channeled the water into the city-states

Answer 7

The annual floods replenished the fertility of the soil and water for the crops animals and people.

Answer 8

they pooped.