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Why do you think settlements developed along the Nile despite the danger of floods?
the land was fertile and easy to farm on and also a clean water source also civilizations along the nile river advance and developed ways to control the floods so they did not destroy their cities
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Why do you think settlement developed along the Nile despite the danger of floods?
the land was fertile and easy to farm on and also a clean water source also civilizations along the nile river advance and developed ways to control the floods so they did not destroy their cities
Mesopotamia was in danger from what?
FLOODS
Man made danger in tundra?
fires and floods
What happens when a floodplain of a populated area floods?
It would flood the city and put people in danger.
What are two ways to help reduce the dangers of floods?
by building dams
Why is there a higher danger of floods after fires?
all the root-balls and trees have burnt away. so floods of water can rush through any terrain unhindered.that is, without subject to absorption of under-growth and such.
What systems was developed in ancient Egypt?
Writing, irrigation, relief work during the floods, burial practices.
What danger do they have in Africa?
Please be specific with the quetion. There are plenty of dangers: wild animals, drought, floods, diseases, traffic accidents etc.
What was the area along the Tigris an Euphrates rivers so good for growing crops?
They developed the ability to predict floods.
Why are rising seas a danger to the environment?
Rising seas cause floods and can destroy animals' homes! Not to mention drowning animals and killing plants.
How did the location of bodies of water affect settlements in China?
Like other ancient civilizations, the first settlements in China grew up around rivers. The soil around the Yangtze and Huang He Rivers was rich and good for farming due to the silt that was deposited during the spring floods.
Effects of heavy rain on human settlements?
Heavy rains cause floods. These affect human settlements by heavy soil erosion, destruction of property, loss of food supplies, and diseases, to name a few.
