Many factors contributed to the decline of Sumer. Select the factors that were geographical.

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The geographical reasons that led to the decline of Sumer from what we have here would be

<h3>What are geographical reasons?</h3>

These are the reasons that may be attributed to the reasons why something happened in a place based on the geographical make up of the area.

The people of Sumer had these issues that led to their decline because

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