Cause .
Feature
rivers
• Tigris
• Euphrates
• Nile
semiarid climate
.
.
Effect
provided water for crops
and domesticated animals
and increased food
production
. supported trade by
providing ways to get
goods to and from other
regions
• forced the development
of irrigation and water
management
• created a need for trade
and commerce
. acted as a barrier to
intruders
• enabled large regions to
unite under common goals
• enabled large regions to
unite under common goals
• brought more water and
fertile soil to the region
provided resources
. allowed the exchange of
ideas and culture
provided food
.
deserts
• Syrian Desert
mountains
• Zagros Mountains
• Taurus Mountains
.
seas
• Caspian Sea
• Mediterranean Sea
• Persian Gulf
• Dead Sea
.
.

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