irragation systems were developed along major rivers. like the nile. they helped develop rich farmland which led to surplus-led to trade-led to economy-led to government-ledto civilizations
the rich soil and the proximity to fresh water created a natural area for crop irrigation
the proximity and rich soil of fresh water created an natural area for crop irrigation
Mesopotamia was in an area that was harsh and unpredictable. There was floods
Nutrient-rich soil is not a likely outcome after extensive irrigation of dry farmland
The Inca civilization of South America is one.
The earliest city-states of Mesopotamia, those of Sumeria, lay in the lowest, most water-rich areas of what is now southern Iraq. Irrigation could be fairly simple in this region, with each city-state probably building one irrigation system. The cities may have originally been administrative centers, marketing centers, and defensive centers related to local irrigation schemes: in other words, they were "irrigation cities".
Irrigation is the prime method used.
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The Andes Mountains contributed significantly to the development of early human cultures in South America due to their rich resources and diverse ecosystems. The availability of mountainous terrain for shelter, hunting grounds, and agriculture fostered the growth of complex societies such as the Inca civilization. Additionally, the rivers originating in the Andes provided water for irrigation and trade routes for connecting different populations.
Peasants were never rich no matter what civilization you look at. What class of Egyptian are you talking about?
the decan plateau is a good place for farming because the climate is dry in the area andmore irrigation is needed and it have rich volcanic soil
In its archaic (early) period, The Romans were influenced by the Sabine, the Etruscans and the Greeks. The influence of the former two then faded, while that of the Greeks increased.