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Which of the following could be considered a cultural hearth for the reason given? (1 point)
• North Africa, because much of the region is desert
• Mesopotamia, because that's one of the places where agriculture first emerged
• Los Angeles, because it is the largest city in California
Japan, because it became an industrial nation in the late nineteenth century
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Mesopotamia — because it’s one of the earliest places where agriculture (and other core elements of civilization) first developed, making it a classic cultural hearth.
(Why the others are wrong: North Africa’s desertness is not a reason to be a hearth; Los Angeles being the largest California city doesn’t by itself make it a historical cultural hearth; Japan did industrialize rapidly, but that fact alone doesn’t match the classic definition of a cultural hearth in the same way as early agricultural centers.)
(Why the others are wrong: North Africa’s desertness is not a reason to be a hearth; Los Angeles being the largest California city doesn’t by itself make it a historical cultural hearth; Japan did industrialize rapidly, but that fact alone doesn’t match the classic definition of a cultural hearth in the same way as early agricultural centers.)
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