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In which area of the world did agriculture begin to develop between 9000 BCE and 1000 BCE?
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In which area of the world did agriculture begin to develop between 9000 BCE
and 1000 BCE?

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The Fertile Crescent

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The Fertile Crescent in modern day Egypt, Jordan, Syria, Iraq, Azerbaijan, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Israel, Lebanon and Kuwait. This area of land eventually became a large city-state known as Mesopotamia where agriculture, law and language were developed.

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