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What role did monsoons play in the development of the India civilization?
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What role did the Nile River Valley play play in the development of the Egyptian Civilization?
nothing
What role did irrigation play in the development of civilization?
for getting water from where it is to where it needs
How did specialization play part in the development of civilization in the Americans?
I do not know lol!
What role did the nile river valley play in the development of the Egyptian civilization?
nothing
What role did ubaid people play in the development of Mesopotamian civilization?
no
What role did the Aegean sea play in the spread of the civilization?
Irrigation systems played a large role in the development of civilization because these systems allowed farming .
What role did the islands of Aegean sea play in the spread of civilization?
Irrigation systems played a large role in the development of civilization because these systems allowed farming .
What role did the islands of the aegeans sea play in the spread of civilization?
Irrigation systems played a large role in the development of civilization because these systems allowed farming .
Is India's location affecting it's development?
India's location does not play that big part. It is located at a fair location.
What role do cottage industries play in India's economy?
economic development and employment.
What role does Air India play in the development of tourism in India?
Carry the travellers from around the globe to India's metropolitan cities. The international tourists to India get into India through the flights of Air India.
What role did the River Nile play in the development of the Egyptian civilization?
The Nile River was a crucial element in the development of ancient Egypt Civilization. This civilization depended on the annual floods of the Nile to make their lands very fertile for growing essentials like flax, papyrus, and wheat right on the banks of the river. These could in turn be traded for even more goods.
