Why did most of the earliest civilizations arise along the banks of major rivers....?

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manda

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and how does the geographical setting help explain the key features of those civilizations
im doin AP h/w and im spacing out so much right now.
i know this is a totally easy question but its like midnight and im drawing a blank.
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mucho gracias
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omigoshhh thank you :))
that helps a lot haha
im seriously drawing a blank here
im so out of it
its crazyy.
haha thats a super great answer tho thank you!!
ill be sure to tell you my grade ;)
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xoxo
 
many reasons,- first and foremost is water is necessary to survive we all need water to drink, later when civilization turned from hunters and gathers to an agrarian society water was necessary to water crops and for farm animals. once the village had crops they needed a way to transport their goods for trade. water was a great way to cheaply and efficiently transport large amount of goods at a CHEAP price flesh this out and you will have a fine essay answer. p.s i "assist" with term papers a reasonable rates e-mail if interested.
 
Water is the essential for life. We need it to drink and it is used to irrigate crops.

Edit: Water also acts as a natural boundry for defense.
 
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