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Harappans crossed the mediterranean sea to trade with Mesopotamians?
no
How did the sail impact the Mesopotamians?
They were able to trade over long distances
How did trade with faraway civilizations likely impact Mesopotamians and rsquo views of the world?
They gave the civilizations from mesopotamians food and more neccesary items t build there town
What kind of system did the Mesopotamians use for trade and services?
Private enterprise.under government protection.
What did Mesopotamians trade?
They Traded wheat, barley, dates, flax, and other essential crops. They also traded silk and blankets.
Harappans crossed the mediterranean sea to trade with Mesopotamians?
no
Did the harappans cross the mediteranian sea to trade with the Mesopotamians?
No, wrong sea.
How did the sail impact the Mesopotamians?
They were able to trade over long distances
Why did Mesopotamians trade?
because they needed resources that they didn't have in their own civilization
How did trade with faraway civilization likely impact mesopotamians view of the world?
They gave the civilizations from mesopotamians food and more neccesary items t build there town
How did trade with faraway civilizations likely impact Mesopotamians and rsquo views of the world?
They gave the civilizations from mesopotamians food and more neccesary items t build there town
What did mesopotomians trade?
Mesopotamians traded stuff they need like food, metal and animals.
What kind of system did the Mesopotamians use for trade and services?
Private enterprise.under government protection.
How did the Mesopotamians learn to trade?
When they had a surplus of a commodity, they offered to swap it for a commodity they wanted which someone else had a surplus of.
What did the ancient Mesopotamians trade?
food, drinks, clothes, jewelry, wine, and other goods up and down the rivers.
Why did people living in the Fertile Crescent begin to trade?
because of the lack of natural resources and excess of food by the Mesopotamians.
What did Mesopotamians trade?
They Traded wheat, barley, dates, flax, and other essential crops. They also traded silk and blankets.
