Question

How did civilizations that were far from rivers support agriculture, and how did this affect their development?

They built canals to bring water to crops, which gave them a surplus to support a growing civilization.

They traded for water to support their crops, which gave their civilization a chance to survive.

They conquered other civilizations that were next to rivers, which gave them a new location to thrive.

They relied on water from neighboring civilizations, which helped in forming trade agreements.

Answer 1

@SpencerSandburg

Answer 2

@zaibali.qasmi

Answer 3

@Chris01

Answer 4

I would think A