Irrigation significantly enhanced farming in the Fertile Crescent by providing a reliable water supply to crops, which was crucial in an area with variable rainfall. This agricultural technique allowed farmers to cultivate larger areas of land, leading to increased crop yields and the ability to grow a diverse range of crops. As a result, irrigation contributed to the development of settled communities and the rise of complex societies in the region. The surplus food produced also supported population growth and trade, further advancing civilization.
it helped to build up surplus food
well...from what i have heard it is now called Iraq. But that's only a part of it. Iraq used to be part of the fertile crescent is what im saying but i am not sure about that being the complete name of it now...sorry if im no help, babe.
The People of mesopotamia develop a irrigation system because they didn't want to keep on going to the river to get there water. Also it was hard to farm without irrigation. The irrigation system made farming easier and help people get more water.
Mesopotamian farming was/is using animals to pull ploughs, sows, harrows, etc. to help with farming
It helped them with farming.
helped to improve soil conditions for farming though the fertile crescent region was already endowed with a very rich soil
The fertile cresent helped people because they had no were to go
The fertile cresent helped people because they had no were to go
The fertile cresent helped people because they had no were to go
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Tigris and Euphrates
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The Taurus and Zagros mountain ranges help define the Fertile Crescent. The Taurus Mountains lie to the north, while the Zagros Mountains are situated to the east. These mountain ranges contribute to the region's unique geography and fertile soils, which have supported agriculture and civilization for thousands of years.
it helped to build up surplus food
Irrigation
well...from what i have heard it is now called Iraq. But that's only a part of it. Iraq used to be part of the fertile crescent is what im saying but i am not sure about that being the complete name of it now...sorry if im no help, babe.