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1. define mesopotamia

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1. was an ancient region located in the eastern mediterranean. Two major rivers in the region, the tigris and euphrates. provided a source of water that enabled wide-scale farming.
2. that word was adopted to refer not to only to the indo-arian people but also to native indo-european speakers as a whole, including the romans, greek, and the germans
3. a piece of land almost surrounded by water

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