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How did Mesopotamia's fertile soil affect the growth of civilizations in the area? A. It protected them from foreign invasions. B. It led them to enslave smaller civilizations. C. It kept them from contacting
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How did Mesopotamia's fertile soil affect the growth of civilizations in the

area?
A. It protected them from foreign invasions.
B. It led them to enslave smaller civilizations.
C. It kept them from contacting one another.
D. It allowed their populations to grow quickly.

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D.

Explanation: It allowed their populations to grow quickly.

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D. It allowed their populations to grow quickly.
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