Many of the largest cities in Southwest Asia are located on or near
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deserts


major rivers


large grasslands


mountain ranges
Question 2 (1 point)
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The major rivers in Southwest Asia have become political issues because
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deserts prevent the rivers from being large enough to be useful.


they can only be used for trade and travel but not for drinking water.


Farmers have not been able to find ways to use the water for irrigation.


everyone needs to be able to use the water and there is only a limited amount.
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Dams built along the rivers have caused problems for people living further downstream because
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dams are expensive to build


a river can only be dammed in one place along its path.


no fish can live in the rivers after they have been dammed


less water comes down the river to those people once the dam is built.
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Because mountains block winds coming from the oceans, much of the interior of Soutwest Asia is
Question 4 options:


desert


grasslands


inland lakes


rich farming areas.