Why was mesopotamia's location between the tigris and euphrates rivers significant to the development of a civilization?

Mesopotamia's location between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers played a major role in developing civilization. Rivers helped the civilization to thrive because rivers play a key role in providing fertile land and trade routes. Rivers provided water for farming, fishing and a source of fresh drinking water which helped the people to settle in Mesopotamia region to flourish and develop into civilization.

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