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What role did the tigris and euphrates rivers play in the development of civilization? they enriched the soil and farmers grow food surpluses. they enabled the people of mesopotamia to become sea traders. they provided enough water for farmers not to have to irrigate their crops. they isolated the people of mesopotamia from other regions.

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