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The climate of ancient Mesopotamia was - A.moderate B.arid C.temperate D. semiarid
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The climate of ancient Mesopotamia was -

A.moderate
B.arid
C.temperate
D. semiarid

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D. semiarid

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Thousands of years ago Mesopotamia's weather was semi-arid, with hot summers and sporadic rain.

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