which two ancient civilizations developed in the Middle East, and which three major religions were born in the region?

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The question about religions is the easier one: It's Christianity, Islam and Judaism. But those are not all, for example, Zoroastrianism and Bahai also were formed in this region, but they don't have as many followers.

now, civilisations: there were more than two! I think the question can mean Egyptians and Babylonias, but there were also Persians, Hebrews and many others...

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