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Like egypt, mesopotamia grew to be so large because of the natural barriers, such as mountains and rivers, which surrounded the area and kept invaders out.

Like egypt, mesopotamia grew to be so large because of the natural barriers, such as mountains and rivers, which surrounded the area and kept invaders out.
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Like egypt, mesopotamia grew to be so large because of the natural barriers, such as mountains and rivers, which surrounded the area and kept invaders out.

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Yes, that is true. Mesopotamia is the land between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers. 
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