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HELPPPPPPPPPP What did fertile soil mostly contribute to the Mesopotamians' trade with other civilizations? A. a surplus of food B. an abundance of trees C. materials for crafted goods D. supply of building
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What did fertile soil mostly contribute to the Mesopotamians' trade with other civilizations?
A. a surplus of food
B. an abundance of trees
C. materials for crafted goods
D. supply of building materials
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The answer is A.
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A . a surplus of food .
A is the answer because a surplus of food an abundance of trees materials for crafted goods supply of building materials.
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