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Just to east if the plains of Mesopotamia is a region mountains ,tains ,valleys ,and deserts that is today the nation of Iran.
Deserts had significant effects on Mesopotamia, shaping its agriculture, trade, and settlement patterns. The arid climate limited available water resources, making irrigation essential for farming and driving innovations in water management techniques. Additionally, the surrounding deserts served as natural barriers, influencing trade routes and interactions with neighboring cultures. However, they also posed challenges for expansion and resource acquisition, leading to a reliance on trade for essential goods.
There was a very large amount of slavery in Mesopotamia. This was because, in the deserts of Mesopotamia (modern day Iraq), for people to survive and allow their farms to thrive the various nations had to use massive amounts of labour in the creation of irrigation systems. Thus, it was extremely beneficial for nations to force others to work for them.
There are really three important geographic features of Mesopotamia. It is made up of an area of land known as "the fertile crescent". This land lies between and around two important rivers that give this rich area its life-- the Tigris and Euphrates.
Yes!
lots of deserts!
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it is hot and it could kill people and thats how it affects people
it is hot and it could kill people and thats how it affects people
I am not sure.
large deserts providemany mineral deposits
Yes. The two rivers, the Tigris and Euphrates, flow through what would otherwise be a desert.
Just to east if the plains of Mesopotamia is a region mountains ,tains ,valleys ,and deserts that is today the nation of Iran.
Just to east if the plains of Mesopotamia is a region mountains ,tains ,valleys ,and deserts that is today the nation of Iran.
first, they were in the same time period. secondly, ancient Mesopotamia and ancient Egypt both have natural barriers, like mountains, and deserts. also, they both try to invent ways of communicating, like things to write on(clay tablet for Mesopotamia, and papyrus paper for ancient Egypt).
Mainly due to the "rain shadow" effect