Choose all that apply. What were the benefits to gathering food along the rivers for the first humans? safety relative ease large nutritional variety fitness the ability to save seeds and replant them

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Karma

15 May, 07:36

Choose all that apply. What were the benefits to gathering food along the rivers for the first humans? safety relative ease large nutritional variety fitness the ability to save seeds and replant them

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Jimmy Le · Answer 1

I think large nutritional variety and the ability to save seeds and replant them

Margaret Schwartz · Answer 2

The correct answers are C) large nutritional variety, F) the ability to save seeds and replant them.

The benefits of gathering food along the rivers for the first humans were large nutritional variety, the ability to save seeds and replant them.

Ancient civilizations used to settle in next to the rivers for its many benefits. This was the case of early civilizations in Mesopotamia, Egypt, and China. For instance, ancient people from Mesopotamia settled in the Middle East region, between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers. In the case of Egypt, many cities were built next to the Nile River. Among the many advantages of establishing near a river are better and rapid transportation of products, fishing, fresh water, bathing, irrigation and gathering food to keep a large nutritional variety, the ability to save seeds and replant them. Although these people had to be very careful about flooding during the rainning season.