Name the four river valleys that gave birth to early civilizations?
Tigris, indus, Huang he, nile
indus,nile,yellow,tigris and Euphrates. thats the four answers.!!!!
the Indus Valley
egyptians and other early civilizations
..The main reason the ancient civilizations began along river valleys is.
The natural environment surrounding humankind has profoundly shaped different human civilizations. In ancient times, the presence of a river such as the Nile in Egypt enabled one of the most remarkable civilizations in recorded history to maintain itself over many centuries. The geographic location of Rome, as another example, was decisively influential in its rise to the status of imperial super-power in ancient times.
No, not really. In fact it was the hub of the ancient world . Food and other items from other places could be found in Rome. Sea ports were fairly close, travel was easy on the Roman roads, and the only major mountains were north of Rome. It sits in a flat plain and has good river access into Rome.
Early civilizations were founded in major river valleys.
Early civilizations were founded in major river valleys.
The Maya, Inca, Aztecs, and the Mesopotamians.
River Valleys
The two major river valleys in Iraq are the Tigris River valley and the Euphrates River valley. These rivers have played a significant role in the development of civilizations in the region, providing water for agriculture and transportation.
the Indus Valley
egyptians and other early civilizations
In the classical era the three major civilizations include the following:The Bronze Age from: 3000-1100 BCThe Early Iron Age from 1000-27 BCThe Roman Era from 27 BC-612 AD
Deserts were not a major economic feature of river valleys. People living in the river valleys relied heavily on agriculture.
The major factor for early civilizations was proximity to water, and the resulting fertile ground which lead to the development of agriculture. This has been true of the ancient people, and is true to this very day. The major cities of the US, for instance have grown up around the confluence of major waterways.
the major landforms are valleys
Most major civilizations began along rivers, such as the Nile in Egypt, the Tigris and Euphrates in Mesopotamia, and the Indus in the Indian subcontinent. These rivers provided a consistent water source for agriculture, transportation, and trade, which supported the growth and development of early civilizations.