Answer:
levees and reservoir basins
Explanation:
In the olden days in Mesopotamia, there exist seasonal changes, which results in periods of abundant rainfall, which sometimes leads to flooding of some areas in the region, as well as a period of drought caused by less to no rainfall every year. Consequently, the settlers of Mesopotamia formulated the idea of building levees and reservoir basins to keep water during abundant rainfall, which is then used to protect crops from seasonal droughts.
Hence, Mesopotamian settlers create levees and reservoir basins to protect crops from seasonal droughts.
C. Warships traveled with merchant ships for protection.
Answer:
A
Explanation:
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