A. The Euphrates and the Tigris River were physical and cultural attributes of ancient Mesopotamia.
Explanation:
Mesopotamia is a name from Greek language with “meso” meaning middle while “potamos” means country between two rivers. It was located between the Euphrates and the Tigris rivers and most of its regions are modern-day Kuwait and Iraq. Due to civilization, some of the magnificent creations such as sanitation techniques and effecting transportation techniques, it was called the cradle of civilization.
Cultures in Mesopotamia were Sumerians believed to have been the first and ancient civilization in the area who created the writing clay tablet and sailing ships as transportation to cross the Persian Gulf. Another culture was the Akkadian Empire which came to a result of Sumerians interchange with the north Mesopotamia. There is also the Babylon and Assyrian Empires.
<u>The Euphrates and the Tigris River</u> were physical and cultural attributes of ancient Mesopotamia.
Explanation:
Mesopotamia is a name from Greek language with "meso” meaning middle while "potamos” means <u>country between two rivers.</u> It was located <u>between the Euphrates and the Tigris rivers</u> and most of its regions are modern-day Kuwait and Iraq. Due to civilization, some of the magnificent creations such as sanitation techniques and effecting transportation techniques, it was called the cradle of civilization.
Cultures in Mesopotamia were Sumerians believed to have been <u>the first and ancient civilization in the area</u> who created the writing clay tablet and sailing ships as transportation to cross the Persian Gulf. Another culture was the <u>Akkadian Empire</u> which came to a result of <u>Sumerians interchange with the north Mesopotamia.</u> There is also the <u>Babylon and Assyrian Empires.</u>
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