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How were rivers important to the first civilization
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How were rivers important to the first civilization

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I’m a little rusty, but here’s my best shot:
Rivers were essential for the first civilizations because they were the source of agriculture and the domestication of crops: without them groups of people would not live as close together and would not be considered a “civilization”
Examples:

Babylonian rivers: Tigris and Euphrates
Indus River valley civilization: in name
Ancient China: Huang He (yellow river) and Yangtze River
User Ratsimihah
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thats how most of them got there supplies

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