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22 April, 10:18

Why were rivers so important to the development of the different groups of people?

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    Where there were rivers, there was very fertile soil for people to grow food and live. For example Mesopotamia one of the oldest civilizations, was between the tigris river and the euphrates river and the land between the two was extremely fertile.
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