What was is NOT true about early civilizations? Choose 2.
Select 2 correct answer(s)

a) Only some of the earliest civilizations started in river valleys.

b) A group of people was considered a civilization once they could make nature work to their advantage.

c) Geography could be a challenge benefit to the people that settled an area.

d) Natural disasters and large-scale diseases affected civilizations' populations.

e) Division of labor and food surplus were developed before irrigation.​

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