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What did the ancient Greeks have a hard time doing because there were few rivers?
they didnt grow much crops
What crops did ancient Persia grow?
wheat
What time of the year did the ancient grow thire crops?
they grew their crops in springtime
Why was trading important in ancient times?
with the ancient egyptians and ancient greeks
How did ancient farmers use the water of the Indus river system to grow crops by?
4. How did ancient farmers use the water of the Indus river system to help grow crops?
What crops did ancient athenians grow?
Cotton,wheat,barley,and flax
Why do you want to worship Zeus?
The ancient Greeks did so in hopes of rain for crops, good judgment, and for passing laws.
What is the event that made it possible to make ancient egyptians grow crops?
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Did ancient Egyptian slaves grow crops?
The farmers and the slaves worked in the fields
Did the ancient Greeks grow barley?
Yes, the ancient Greeks did grow barley, which was one of their staple crops. It was particularly valued for its hardiness and adaptability to different soil types, making it suitable for various regions in Greece. Barley was commonly used to make bread and porridge, and it also served as animal fodder. Additionally, it played a significant role in ancient Greek culture, including in religious rituals and athletic competitions like the Olympics, where barley cakes were offered to victors.
Is it hard to grow crops in Egypt?
It is not hard to grow crops in Egypt because in the ancient times they just wait for floods and plant their crops because they know when it is coming and when it does they are ready for it then they got surpluses (extra food) from growing crops.
Did Greeks grow crops in the winter?
In ancient Greece, winter was generally a challenging time for agriculture due to colder temperatures and limited sunlight. Most crops were planted in the fall and harvested in late spring or summer. However, some hardy crops like certain grains and legumes could be sown in late winter or early spring. The Greeks primarily focused on preparing the land and managing livestock during the winter months rather than growing crops.
