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A)
Which statement
best
summarizes how geography impacted the Neolithic Revolution?
(1 point)
Access to water, fertile soil, and climate all played a role in agricultural development, which made
geography important for the Neolithic Revolution.
Mountainous regions and river valleys were important for the safety of new communities, making
geography important for the communities of the Neolithic Age.
Climate in the Fertile Crescent was productive to farming, which started the Neolithic Revolution.
Access to water was solely important for the increasing population during the Neolithic Revolution.
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A)
From what city did the Ur-Namma attempt to govern the empire?
(1 point)
Babylon
Nimrud
Uruk
Ur

Answer 1

1) Option 1 — "Access to water, fertile soil, and climate all played a role in agricultural development, which made geography important for the Neolithic Revolution."

2) Ur — Ur‑Namma attempted to govern the empire from the city of Ur.