What did the early civilizations of the Nile River Valley, Mesopotamia, and the Yellow River Valley have to gain by locating their settlements on river banks? 1- the ability to maintain agriculture settlement in areas of fertile land.
2- the ability of religious leaders to emphasized their locations as important to the gods.
3-the ability to travel along rivers to ensure access to game for hunting
4- the ability to enhance their new technological innovations of irrigation

1 because when the rivers would flood the land it would make the soil just right for growing crops

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