TRUE - Sumer planted wheat, as well as chickpeas, barley, onions, garlic, leeks, mustard, dates, lentils and lettuce. They were also fishing and hunting gazelles and fowls. Moreover, their agriculture depended mainly on irrigation through canals, reservoirs, dykes, weirs and shadoofs. It all led to a regular surplus of food, what allowed Sumers to develop in a level which had not ever been seen before in any other culture.
I have no idea. I guess people have different opinions than me.
Answer:
d. italy
Explanation:
I wouldn't really call Italy "helpful" but that's the only event that actually happened IRL. (unless you count D Day as an invasion of france.) and Italy is the only one here that's an actual ally of germany.
