Mesopotamia’s hot, dry climate led to A. the development of a class structure. B. frequent food shortages. C. the emergence of isolated city-states. D. a population decline.

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Mesopotamia’s hot, dry climate led to

A. the development of a class structure.
B. frequent food shortages.
C. the emergence of isolated city-states.
D. a population decline.

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answer is b

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The hot temps led to no water and the crops couldn't grow

Chantell answered May 28, 2021

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