Ull felds of modern Iraq. The green areas are oil fields. The lines are pipelines.

Social Studies

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Mariulka [41]3 years ago

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Answer:

The answer is that The economy of ancient Mesopotamia, like that of modern Iraq, depended upon exporting goods.

Explanation:

Here is the reason, both cities are neighbors right? Then, they both have to export goods to trade.

Because they Both trade

And they are in the Same area

Hope this helps ^^

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