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a. To each problem there was a solution. The first solution was that they moved down closer to the rivers so they could grow more crops. The second solution was that they built the irrigation system. The third solution was that all the villages had to work together to maintain the system and the last solution is that the built mud walls and dug moats around their villages so it would be hard to get attacked.

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they faced three problems. first, the floods were not regular. second the small farming villages had no protection against enemies. Third, the area lacked stone, wood, and metal for tools. The sumerians dug ditches from the river to their fields so they could bring water to their crops. They built walls of mud fro their defence & lastly, traded the extra for stone,wood, and metal from other lands.

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It was a difficult environment, food shortages, uncontrolled water supply in the river valley, and difficulties in building and maintaining a complex irrigation system.

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