The geographic feature that contributed to the beginning of farming communities is a low-lying floodplain that had rich soil. Floodplains typically provide fertile soil due to the periodic flooding and sediment deposition, making them ideal for agriculture and the establishment of farming communities.
Which geographic feature contributed to the beginning of farming communities?
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arid land that relied on winter rains
arid land that relied on winter rains
a low-lying floodplain that had rich soil
a low-lying floodplain that had rich soil
a swampland with lots of waterfowl
a swampland with lots of waterfowl
a snowy mountain with a lot of snowmelt
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