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Why did the Mesopotamians build canals?
The Mesopotamians built canals to protect houses from flooding and move water to their fields.:)
What tools was manufactured in the east that made farming easier?
If you mean the east of the USA: the combine harvester, invented in 1834 by Hiram Moore in Michigan.
What system did Mesopotamians use to help grow crops?
Mesopotamians developed an advanced irrigation system to support agriculture in their arid environment. They constructed canals, dikes, and reservoirs to divert water from rivers, primarily the Tigris and Euphrates, to their fields. This allowed them to effectively manage water supply, enhance crop yields, and cultivate various crops such as barley and wheat, which were essential for their civilization.
Did ancient egypts men work in fields?
Yes, a large amount of Egyptian life revolved around work in the Nile flood plains
How did the Mesopotamians prove the saying Necessity is the mother of invention?
Like most ancient inventions, the Mesopotamians developed theirs based on a need to improve some part of their lives in a very direct and deliberate way.Four major inventions the Mesopotamians devised based on a need:The Wheel & The Chariot - invented out of a need to transport more people/things at a faster pace.Writing - cuneiform was invented as a way to keep accounting recordsThe Seeder Plow - invented as a way for farmers to till & sow their fields much more efficientlyOther notable inventions include: the sailboat, the arch, the concept of 'zero', as well as irrigation & sanitation systems.
Why did the Mesopotamians build canals?
The Mesopotamians built canals to protect houses from flooding and move water to their fields.:)
How was water diverted into the nile fields?
By the Romans and Mesopotamians digging cannels and the water flowed through the cannels:)
What technology did Egyptian farmers used to get water from the Nile to their fields?
irrigation
What technology did Egyptian farmers use to get water water from the Nile to their fields?
irrigation
Did ancient Egyptian slaves grow crops?
The farmers and the slaves worked in the fields
How did the Mesopotamians change the envoriment to deal with geographic challenges?
The Mesopotamians built irrigation systems to manage the unpredictable flooding of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, enabling agriculture in the region. They also constructed canals, levees, and drainage systems to control water flow and prevent waterlogging of fields. Additionally, they utilized sustainable farming practices such as crop rotation and terracing to make the most of their arid environment.
What happened in 1864 that made it easier for miners to reach the gold fields?
they discovered wagons
What tools was manufactured in the east that made farming easier?
If you mean the east of the USA: the combine harvester, invented in 1834 by Hiram Moore in Michigan.
What system did Mesopotamians use to help grow crops?
Mesopotamians developed an advanced irrigation system to support agriculture in their arid environment. They constructed canals, dikes, and reservoirs to divert water from rivers, primarily the Tigris and Euphrates, to their fields. This allowed them to effectively manage water supply, enhance crop yields, and cultivate various crops such as barley and wheat, which were essential for their civilization.
Why would planters support slavery?
Because it was easier to have slaves work the fields then to hire people or do it themselves.
Why was irrigation their fields easier for Egyptians than for Mesopotamian?
because egyptians are stronger look it up people
Did ancient egypts men work in fields?
Yes, a large amount of Egyptian life revolved around work in the Nile flood plains
