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How did early peoples in americas get their food?
They were hunter-gatherers and farmers.
What are the two things which are added by the farmers to enrich the soil?
The two things are Legume plants and fertilizers
What was the main product produced in ancient Egypt by farmers?
Wheat, rice were two of the main things harvested.
What made it possible for indus valley farmers to havest crops two times a year?
Thanks to the Indus Valley's hot climate, crops grew quickly. Archaeologists believe that this made it possible for farmers to plant and harvest twice a year. 😃
What are two things Ichabod Crane would do to make himself useful to the farmers?
He died, and his blood fed the children
What was the first country with population of a million?
The city of Rome itself grew to a million two thousand years ago.
What two things surprised Ben's patients when they first meet him?
The two things that surprised Ben's patients when they first met him were the freak accident and the children.
What is the term for referring to the first of two things or persons mentioned in sentence?
The term for referring to the first of two things or persons mentioned in a sentence is "former."
Which two tribes became the farmers?
which tribes became farmers
What are the first two things listed in each entry in a dictionary?
The first two things listed in each dictionary entry are usually the word being defined and its pronunciation key.
What project helped farmers and create jobs by reactivatin a hydroelectric power?
The thing you're talking about are two different things;for farmers, the AAA or Agriculture Adjustment Act helped them and the reactivating a hydroelectric power was the TVA or the Tennessee Valley Authority.
What two larger colonies grew out of the first two English settlements at Jamestown and Plymouth?
Jamestown was the first settlement in what became Virginia (named in honor of the Virgin Queen, Elizabeth) and Plymouth was the first settlement in what would become the Massachusetts Bay colony.
