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Vaselesa [24]
1 year ago
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Because of its geographical location, Mesopotamia _____.

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Maksim231197 [3]1 year ago
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Because of its geographical location, Mesopotamia A. became a crossroads in the movements of goods, peoples, and ideas.

Where is Mesopotamia?

Mesopotamia  can be described as a location that is found  in the region  that is now referred to as  Middle East,  and it encompass parts of southwest Asia as well as the lands around the eastern Mediterranean Sea.

Hence, Because of its geographical location, Mesopotamia A. became a crossroads in the movements of goods, peoples, and ideas.

It can be concluded that the geographical location which is the physical place as well as the statistical unit that is located and help in collections of as well as dissemination of information, however location is the Lowe's level of the statistical hierarchy.

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