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What did Europe's seas and river provide for it's people in the early middle ages?
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∙ 12y ago
Water was the key source to civilization in early times; if your civilization wasn't close to a water source, you could forget about surviving. Rivers and seas were a key source of water for drinking. They also provided means of transportation. You may say that it also provided somewhat protection, as it may act as a barrier.
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