1) Surplus a) Extra production that allows trading b) Agricultural technique to prepare soil for seeds c) Irrigation technique to water crops d) Mineral that provides fertility to the soil e) Cradle of agriculture and civilizations f) Exchange and negotiaition of products among different territories 2) Trade a) Extra production that allows trading b) Agricultural technique to prepare soil for seeds c) Irrigation technique to water crops d) Mineral that provides fertility to the soil e) Cradle of agriculture and civilizations f) Exchange and negotiaition of products among different territories 3) Plow a) Extra production that allows trading b) Agricultural technique to prepare soil for seeds c) Irrigation technique to water crops d) Mineral that provides fertility to the soil e) Cradle of agriculture and civilizations f) Exchange and negotiaition of products among different territories 4) Mesopotamia a) Extra production that allows trading b) Agricultural technique to prepare soil for seeds c) Irrigation technique to water crops d) Mineral that provides fertility to the soil e) Cradle of agriculture and civilizations f) Exchange and negotiaition of products among different territories 5) Canal a) Extra production that allows trading b) Agricultural technique to prepare soil for seeds c) Irrigation technique to water crops d) Mineral that provides fertility to the soil e) Cradle of agriculture and civilizations f) Exchange and negotiaition of products among different territories 6) Limo a) Extra production that allows trading b) Agricultural technique to prepare soil for seeds c) Irrigation technique to water crops d) Mineral that provides fertility to the soil e) Cradle of agriculture and civilizations f) Exchange and negotiaition of products among different territories

Early civilizations: Mesopotamia

by
Print
Embed

Leaderboard

Visual style

Options

Switch template

Continue editing: ?