(sorry its so long) ( select more than 1 answer on the ones that say (choose all that apply) for the ) q.2 which natural resources in southwest asia are important? (choose all that apply) a. oil b. plutonium c. water d. natural gas q.3 which factors characterized mesopotamia as a civilization? (choose all that apply) a. importance of exports from the region b. growth of villages into cities c. establishment of governments and military forces d. movement of nomadic peoples into and out of the region q.4 how did islam spread throughout southwest asia and beyond in its early days? (choose all that apply) a. mongols forced islam on the people they conquered b. babylonians built mosques wherever they settled c. arab armies brought the religion with them to foreign lands d. scholars wrote and taught the religion in widespread areas q.5 which factor contributed to the fall of the ottoman empire? a. boundary changes made after world war 2 b. the loss of african and european territories through wars and uprisings c. the empire's persecution of the jewish people d. the rise of christianity across the empire q.6 which issues led to civil unrest in southwest asia? (choose all that apply) a. the increase of southeastern asian emigrants into the area b. the rise of islamist political groups c. the problems arising from the scarcity of water d. the desire to control oil fields q.7 where in southwest asia is the arab population a minority? (choose all that apply) a. turkey b. israel c. iran d. iraq q.8 which aspects of daily life does the practice of islam affect? (choose all that apply) a. diet b. location of homes c. business practices d. relationships q.9 where did the arab spring uprisings occur in 2010 and 2011? (choose all that apply) a. southwest asia b. north america c. southwest africa d. east asia q.10 which strategies have the nations of southwest asia used to meet their people's need for fresh water? (choose all that apply) a. use of fossil water b. building dams on existing rivers c. widespread desalination of sea water d. importing water from other regions