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Which factor is unique to the city-states of Mesopotamian civilizations? A. location along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers B. dry, arid weather C. evidence of monumental archite…

Which factor is unique to the city-states of Mesopotamian civilizations? A. location along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers B. dry, arid weather C. evidence of monumental archite…
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Which factor is unique to the city-states of Mesopotamian civilizations? A. location along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers B. dry, arid weather C. evidence of monumental architecture D. remains of a settlement

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Your answer is A. Hope I helped!

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Here is the right answer to your problem (A.)

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