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The ascent of 'civilized' society had much to do with the change from hunting and gathering for food to agriculture. As it happens, the first known people to make that change were Natufian tribes who lived in the area that is now Israel and Lebanon. The sedentary lifestyle, the switch to agriculture and the building of villages and later on of cities spread from there, and into the fertile crescent for the very reason that is WAS fertile and very suitable for agriculture.
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What characterize the world's first civilizations and where did they develop?
art, goverment and culture is what characterizes a civilization, they developed in the fertile cresent [the land between the two rivers].
Why do they call it the Fertile Cresent?
It is called the Fertile Cresent because it is in the shape of a cresent, and it has fertile, or rich, soil that is very good for farming.
Where is the fertile cresent located?
The Fertile Cresent is located between the Tigris and Euphrates .
Who were the first inhabitants of the fertile cresent?
wh was the first inhabitants of the fertile cresent
Which mountains border the fertile cresent to the east?
the Zagro Mountains border the Fertile Cresent to the East.
What attracted people to the fertile cresent?
It had fertile soil.
Where was the first civilization in the world starts?
The Fertile Cresent p.s. if you didnt know please shove your head in your book and then cry about it later (>.<)
Define the fertile cresent?
The homeland of farming.
Where is the craddle of civilizations located?
The Fertile Cresent
What characterized the world's first civilizations and where did they develop?
art, goverment and culture is what characterizes a civilization, they developed in the fertile cresent [the land between the two rivers].
How did Mesopotamia's geography help civilization to develop in area?
The fertile soil allowed agricultural civilizations to develop.
Why did civilization emerge c3500-c3100 in theancient near east?
Because of the "Fertile Cresent" caused by the Euprates and Tigris rivers. This made the soil fertile enough for sufficient farming to sustain a very large population.
