Write 10 lines river are our life line
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1.people used the water in the rivers and from rainfall for drinking, washing, and watering crops.
2.People also found food--mainly fish--in the rivers.
3.Rivers were also means of transportation. People could sail in boats
4. These people depended on the Nile River, the Yangzte River, the Indus River, and the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers for survival.
5.A good example of a modern civilization that depends on a river is the Okavango Delta. The Delta is thousands of miles of rivers, wetlands, swamps, islands, and wildlife in the Kalahari Desert region of Botswana.
6The Okavango River is the main river running through the Delta, but other rivers can be found there, too, including the Boro, the Nghabe, and the Boteti. People live here, in the middle of the desert, because they can depend on the rivers to bring them water and goods.
7.Rivers today still bring much-needed water to people in all civilizations.
8.Many agriculture areas now have canals and other methods of irrigation designed to transport water from place to place. 9.Rainwater is collected and stored, and river water is stored in dams and reservoirs.
10.Rivers today still bring goods and communication from other people.
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2.People also found food--mainly fish--in the rivers.
3.Rivers were also means of transportation. People could sail in boats
4. These people depended on the Nile River, the Yangzte River, the Indus River, and the Tigris and Euphrates Rivers for survival.
5.A good example of a modern civilization that depends on a river is the Okavango Delta. The Delta is thousands of miles of rivers, wetlands, swamps, islands, and wildlife in the Kalahari Desert region of Botswana.
6The Okavango River is the main river running through the Delta, but other rivers can be found there, too, including the Boro, the Nghabe, and the Boteti. People live here, in the middle of the desert, because they can depend on the rivers to bring them water and goods.
7.Rivers today still bring much-needed water to people in all civilizations.
8.Many agriculture areas now have canals and other methods of irrigation designed to transport water from place to place. 9.Rainwater is collected and stored, and river water is stored in dams and reservoirs.
10.Rivers today still bring goods and communication from other people.
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