How did mesopotamia's geography influence the societies that developed in the region A) The fertile soil allowed agriculture civilizations to develop. B) The Mountainous terrain prevented civilizations from interacting. C) The variety of wildlife resulted in highly pastoral civilizations. D) The rapidly changing weather led to highly nomadic civilizations
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