What were early civilizations more likely to fight over A) control of resources

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<span>A is the correct answer. Early civilisations were likely to fight over control of resources, as being able to access water and food is vital for survival, and those who did not have to trade for access to these resources would have been able to accumulate more wealth. </span>

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Control of resources

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