Geography, 02.12.2020 14:00, bar23cardenine01

Early cities often were dangerous places to live. Some of the hazards were environmental, while others were caused by human behaviors. In a brief paragraph, explain which of the hazards facing early cities you think was the most dangerous. Discuss why the hazard was so dangerous, and provide a historical example of a city affected by it. PLEASE ANSWER QUICKLY x

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