Yes they did settle on fertile land
Why not
In about 3000 BCE, their first city, Ur, was established. By about 2500 BCE they had established a ruling system that involved dynasties.
The Sumerian's City-States depended on the swamp lands located between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers' Fertile Crescent. Due to the constant flooding, this Fertile Crescent formed by making the Persian Gulf to recede from its previous shores. The floods brought much fertile top soil down from the mountains that gradually filled that section of the Persian Gulf. The Sumerians had built high walls around their city to divert the periods of flooding waters. This swamp land being plowed and used for Sumer's agricultural land, that fed their people, had gradually brought up a salty water that would kill their crops. The land became not fit to grow anything. So the Sumerians had to relocate to a better land for to grow their crops as to feed their people.
After the Sumerians, the Akkadian Empire became the first to control the Fertile Crescent. Under the leadership of Sargon of Akkad, the Akkadians unified various city-states in the region around 2334 BCE, expanding their influence over Mesopotamia. This marked a significant shift in power and the beginning of a new era of centralized governance in the region.
Mesopotamia is the land between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. Sumerians learned to control the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers by constructing levees and irrigation canals.
Why not
Sumer is the land in lower Mesopotamia where the Sumerians settled.
the land was fertile
fertile farming land
They wanted fertile land.
why did the sumerians decide to live in fertile crescent
sumerians were the people in fertile crescent sumerians were the people in fertile crescent
That was where the fertile land was, on which they depended.
because the land was fertile enough to grow food
Sumerians
The land near rivers has fertile soil.
3500 BC.about