What were some of the disadvantages of living in mesopotamia?

Answer 1

fertile soil. see, the soil was rich and therfore provided farmers with well grown crops. fertile soil. see, the soil was rich and therfore provided farmers with well grown crops. fertile soil. see, the soil was rich and therfore provided farmers with well grown crops. fertile soil. see, the soil was rich and therfore provided farmers with well grown crops. fertile soil. see, the soil was rich and therfore provided farmers with well grown crops.

Answer 2

It was an ugly place to live in, always on the brink of devastation by floods or droughts, and devastated by regular wars (all a bit like today - not much has changed). In the good years there was plenty of food, which allowed the surplus to underpin the development of civilisation, which lifted the living standards - a lot for the aristocracy, a bit for the underclass.

Answer 3

I believe the land was very fertile because Mesopotamia was in between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. So the land was good for farming

Answer 4

A lot of vegetation grew and many wildlife critters lived along the banks of the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.

Answer 5

Mesopotamia had very good farming. Also, they had plenty of water.

Answer 6

Fertile soil that helped farmers grow crops.

Answer 7

There was constant switch of power.