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Why did farming develop between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers? It contained small stones mixed in the soil. It is a marshy swamp. It is a fertile floodplain. It had palm trees that grew along the riverbanks.
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Why did farming develop between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers?

It contained small stones mixed in the soil.


It is a marshy swamp.


It is a fertile floodplain.


It had palm trees that grew along the riverbanks.

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It's most likely C but I'm not too sure

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