Aim: How did the Fertile Crescent affect the people of Mesopotamia? Do Now: What is irrigation?

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Aim: How did the Fertile Crescent affect the people of Mesopotamia? Do Now: What is irrigation?

Mesopotamia Mesopotamia is the world oldest civilization. The Greeks called this river valley Mesopotamia, meaning “Land between 2 rivers.”

Land Between 2 Rivers Mesopotamia civilization began in between the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers.

Land Between 2 Rivers Both rivers flow into the Persian Gulf. This region formed a strip of rich, well watered land called the Fertile Crescent.

Farming The Mesopotamians were the first to practice irrigation. The snow in the northern mountains would melt causing unpredictable floods, that could be helpful and dangerous.