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Was farming or hunting easier in the region of Mesopotamia?
Was farming or hunting easier in the region of Mesopotamia? Explain.
How was the famers daily life in ancient Mesopotamia?
while southern Mesopotamia had a very scarce rain or adrought northern Mesopotamia had had enough rain to make farming possible yet on the rocky earth the northern plateau only had pockets of fertile soil.
Why did people want the Mesopotamia wheel for?
to make transportation and trading easier.
Why were there so many groups of people established civilizations in mesopotamia?
I am guessing that it was an easier life in Mesopotamia. So when the news got out they decided to go where the grass is greener.
What invention made hunting easier for early humans?
the spear
Was farming or hunting easier in the region of Mesopotamia?
Was farming or hunting easier in the region of Mesopotamia? Explain.
Who discovered the plough for farming?
The plough was invented by the Sumerians in Mesopotamia around 3000 BCE. This invention revolutionized agriculture by making it easier to till the soil and increase crop yields.
How was the famers daily life in ancient Mesopotamia?
while southern Mesopotamia had a very scarce rain or adrought northern Mesopotamia had had enough rain to make farming possible yet on the rocky earth the northern plateau only had pockets of fertile soil.
What was life like in Mesopotamia compared to life in a cave?
it was easier
Why did people want the Mesopotamia wheel for?
to make transportation and trading easier.
Why did farmers invent the plow?
to make farming easier
Why farmers invented the plow?
to make farming easier
What was the tractor's impact on society?
The tractor made farming easier.
Why were there so many groups of people established civilizations in mesopotamia?
I am guessing that it was an easier life in Mesopotamia. So when the news got out they decided to go where the grass is greener.
What are some of the points of interest in a grassland?
Grasslands are a natural ecological community, and to explain their "function" is to explain the meaning of life. However, if you are asking how people use grasslands, that is an easier question. People have converted grasslands to pastures for animals or farm fields with varying success. Overuse led to the Dust Bowl of the 1930s, but no-till farming today helps preserve the soil. Grasslands make for excellent hunting opportunities for pheasants (an introduced species), grouse, and pronghorns in North America.
What invention made hunting easier for early humans?
the spear
What animal made hunting a buffalo much easier?
The horse.
