Mesopotamia traded with Egypt but not with the Indus Valley.
Explanation:
Mesopotamia is considered to be the birthplace of the human civilization, with the Sumerian civilization being considered as the first civilization. This civilization was located in the Middle East, between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers.
Nearby, another river valley civilization developed, the Egyptian civilization. The Egyptian civilization developed along the lower flow of the Nile River, in Northern Africa.
These two civilizations developed relations as early as the fourth millennium BC. They engaged in trade with each other, which was of mutual benefit, and which led to even further development of these two civilizations.
As river valley civilizations are considered:
- Mesopotamia
- Egypt
- Indus Valley
- China
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Lava and other materials that are launched from a volcano into the air are referred to as
Your answer here is letter B. tephra
Israel responded by what is termed here 'terrorist' tactics of the PLO in the 1970's by raiding PLO bases in neighboring Arab countries. It must be realized historically that Palestine used to belong to the Arab Palestinians ie it was their country and it was stolen by the British colonialists and sold to the rich Zionists for their so-called homeland. If the Israel govt really wanted to live in peace with the Palestinians and be slightly modest that they took away their country, then they wouldn't provoke them with settlements in the little land left that the Palestinians have on the Westbank and they would live in peace and harmony with them and Israel could have both Arabs and Jews living in harmony.
Answer:
Probably because in the south, the farmers needed help with gathering alot of crops, such as cotton. In the north, they didn't have farms, so they didn't need slaves.
