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Why was land around large rivers “attractive” locations for early civilizations?

Why was land around large rivers “attractive” locations for early civilizations?
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Why was land around large rivers “attractive” locations for early civilizations?

Why was land around large rivers “attractive” locations for early civilizations?-example-1
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A. Animals come to the river making hunting easier.
B. Fertile land for crops due to flooding.
D. easy transportation of goods.
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