Where was Mesopotamia? along the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers along the Red Sea along the Mediterranean Sea along the Nile River

The correct answer is Tigris and Euphrates River.

Explanation:

Mesopotamia is one of the world's oldest civilization. The oldest city-states in the world, such as Uru, Uruk, Lagash, and later Babylon and others were created along this tow rivers, which can be seen as a cradle of civilization.

All other answers are wrong, as Red Sea, Mediterranean Sea and Nile River are on the west to Mesopotamia. On the banks of Nile Egypt was created. On the Mediterranean Sea we have Rome, and on the Red Sea is also next to Egypt and Israel for example.

along the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers

Explanation:

Along and between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers in southwestern Asia was a fertile land. We call this area by its Greek name, Mesopotamia. The rich soil began northwest of the Persian Gulf and extended to Turkey in the north. It followed the eastern coast of the Mediterranean and the Nile River in Africa. Its shape was that of a half-moon or crescent.

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